Sweden's government blocked its employees' access to ChatGPT and Claude
Sweden's government blocked its employees' access to the browser versions of ChatGPT and Claude on their work computers as of this Monday, citing security concerns over the handling of sensitive data. Authorities ask staff to use government-approved services, such as Microsoft Copilot. Digitalization director Mikael Wettercrantz warned that using platforms not covered by those agreements could affect the security of information. Some staff will still be able to access them through a platform built by the authorities.
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- Sweden blocked ChatGPT and Claude on public employees' work computers as of this Monday.
- The measure responds to security concerns over the handling of sensitive data.
- Staff are asked to use government-approved tools, such as Microsoft Copilot.
IASummary generated by artificial intelligence from a story by Caracol Radio. It may contain errors: the original source prevails.




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