Traveled to Milan and now ChatGPT isn't working

The author argues that Italy's temporary block of ChatGPT is paternalistic and that the EU should pursue education about data protection instead of blanket bans. The post describes the Italian Data Protection Authority (Italian Garante) disabling ChatGPT for users in Italy, which OpenAI's support message attributes to the Garante's request and says includes refunds for March ChatGPT Plus subscriptions. The author says individuals should decide for themselves whether to use the tool, and that the problem is better addressed by making Helen Nissenbaum's "Privacy as contextual integrity" understandable to a broad audience.