BRUSSELS, May 24 (Reuters) - A task force at the

European Union's privacy watchdog said OpenAI's recent efforts

to mitigate the risk of its famous chatbot producing factually

false output weren't enough to ensure compliance with EU data

rules.

"Although the measures taken in order to comply with the

transparency principle are beneficial to avoid misinterpretation

of the output of ChatGPT, they are not sufficient to comply with

the data accuracy principle," the task force said in a report

released on its website on Friday.

The joint investigations conducted by national EU privacy

watchdogs are still ongoing, the report said, adding it was

therefore not yet possible to provide a full description of the

results.