Sweden bans ChatGPT and Claude in public administration, leaving only Microsoft Copilot
Starting Monday, October 26, employees at Swedish ministries and state buildings will no longer be able to use ChatGPT or Claude on their work devices. The government made the decision citing security failures and left Microsoft Copilot as the only authorized alternative. Mikael Wettercrantz, head of digital strategy for the government offices network, warned about the risks of entering government information into platforms without a legal framework, which send data to external infrastructure and, under US law, can be handed to intelligence or judicial agencies.
In 35 seconds
- Sweden blocks ChatGPT and Claude in ministries and state buildings from October 26
- Microsoft Copilot becomes the only authorized AI tool
- The Swedish government cites security failures and data being sent to external infrastructure
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