Recently, some people1 wanted to create a buzz by taking apart, from a legal point of view, the decision taken on 31 March 2023 by the Italian authorities to block the chatbot GPT on the grounds that it did not comply with the legislation on personal data and because no system had been provided by OpenAI, the company that created it, to check the age of underage users2. The Italian authorities had already blocked, two months earlier, REPLIKA, another program marketed as a "virtual friend" that created very intimate relationships with those who used it and, as a paying option, conducted role-playing games and flirting, with voice messages and naughty photos3. In fact, we must salute this first attempt by the Italian authorities, who had the courage to take such decisions. One would have thought that the Belgian authorities would have done so, following the death of a young father after 6 weeks of conversation with ELIZA, another artificial intelligence. And perhaps, if Belgium...