Swedish Government Blocks ChatGPT and Claude. Here’s Why
Officials say unapproved AI tools can risk government data, while staff will be steered to Microsoft Copilot and approved systems.
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The SWEDISH government has banned employees from using ChatGPT and Claude due to security risks. Microsoft's Copilot, which is covered by the data protection agreement, is recommended as a safe alternative.
Sweden's Government Offices block ChatGPT and Claude on work computers
Sweden’s Government Offices, which runs the work of the prime minister and the ministries, has blocked staff from using OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Anthropic’s Claude on their work computers. The block took effect today. Ekot, the news service of public broadcaster Sveriges Radio, first reported the plan on 23 October. Staff will no longer be able to […] This story continues at The Next Web
The Swedish government office has been blocking access to ChatGPT and Claude since 26 October due to information security risks.
Since October 26, the Swedish Government Office has blocked access to ChatGPT and Claude web versions on office computers. Instead, employees are advised to use Microsoft Copilot, which has passed an internal security check. The decision was announced by the Swedish...
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