We need to bring consent to AI

But first, we need to talk about consent in AI. Last week, OpenAI announced it is launching an "incognito" mode that does not save users' conversation history or use it to improve its AI language model ChatGPT. The new feature lets users switch off chat history and training and allows them to export their data. This is a welcome move in giving people more control over how their data is used by a technology company. OpenAI's decision to allow people to opt out comes as the firm is under increasing pressure from European data protection regulators over how it uses and collects data.