Europe Commission's ECAT to Investigate Tech Companies' Algorithms

The European Commission has created the European Central for Algorithmic Transparency (ECAT), which will review algorithms used by big tech companies such as Facebook and Google. The team, which includes experts in data science, AI, social science, and law, under the Digital Services Act, will ensure accountability and transparency. They will analyze AI-based algorithms and chatbots like ChatGPT from OpenAI to reduce potential risks. Elon Musk criticized ChatGPT and is developing TruthGPT as an alternative