Answering GDPR questions using GPT

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Hi All, A friend of mine has built a service that answers questions about GDPR using GPT. He asked me to post a Show HN on his behalf. --- AskGDPR is a developer-focused AI chatbot that answers questions about EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Vanilla ChatGPT (3.5 or 4) isn't great at GDPR. It hallucinates answers, often making up legal references that do not exist. AskGDPR feeds in relevant GDPR articles and the official commentary, which helps to cut hallucinations. The format of answers is a sequence of word-to-word GDPR citations followed by a layman's translation. This format makes answers "failure resilient" - it's much easier to spot something off without any external lookups and by comparing citations against the model's explanation. The inspiration for this project has been Italy's temporary suspension of ChatGPT in the country on GDPR violation grounds. I found the media's commentary relatively shallow, and I didn't feel like reading a 90+ pages PDF full of legal speak to understand what was really going on. Here is a twitter link showing it in action: https://twitter.com/gkossakowski/status/1673328573522771970 I would love to hear your feedback!

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