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Tech 1 year ago

Italy fines OpenAI 15 million euros after ChatGPT probe

The Italian Data Protection Authority (GPDP) watchdog began an investigation in March 2023 when it temporarily blocked ChatGPT in Italy over privacy concerns, becoming the first Western country to take action against the popular AI chatbot.

Environment 4 years ago

Sri Lanka TikToker fined for taunting elephant

A Sri Lankan tourist guide who taunted a wild elephant and posted the video on TikTok has been fined for animal cruelty in a case that triggered a public outcry.

National 5 years ago

Zumba class organizer in East Lombok fined for neglecting COVID-19 protocol

A Zumba session organizer in East Lombok was slapped with a Rp 400,000 (US$26.90) fine for neglecting the social distancing COVID-19 protocol during its program.

Business 5 years ago

BMW fined $18 mn in US over inflated sales data

US securities regulators charged BMW with inflating its retail sales volumes to investors, fining the luxury car company US$18 million in a settlement announced Thursday.

Business 6 years ago

Alstom among 11 firms fined $140 million in Brazil for collusion

The companies belonged to a "cartel" that distorted at least 26 tenders between 1999 and 2013 in four Brazilian states, the Administrative Council for Economic Defense (CADE) said.

SE Asia 7 years ago

Singapore activist fined for Facebook post on courts

While it is wealthy and modern in many ways, tightly-controlled Singapore is regularly criticised by rights groups for restricting freedom of expression with tough laws.

SE Asia 7 years ago

Singaporean fined over Skype forum with Hong Kong activist

Jolovan Wham was convicted last month of breaking public order laws after he failed to apply for a police permit before inviting activist Joshua Wong to speak via video call to an audience.

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