> in effect, the statement you quoted is false, and OpenAI is actually in breach of their privacy policies
The statement is from OpenAI’s own press release. I still wouldn’t argue that their lies somehow make the court order unreasonable.
> OpenAI is now unusable for serious business use in Europe
This is entirely in OpenAI’s control. They could convert everyone in the EU to ZDR. They choose not to, and that’s their right. (As it is the right of the EU to deem that noncompliance.)
The statement is from OpenAI’s own press release. I still wouldn’t argue that their lies somehow make the court order unreasonable.
> OpenAI is now unusable for serious business use in Europe
This is entirely in OpenAI’s control. They could convert everyone in the EU to ZDR. They choose not to, and that’s their right. (As it is the right of the EU to deem that noncompliance.)