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Swedish government employees can no longer use browser-based ChatGPT or Claude on work computers, Euronews reports, following concerns about sensitive information being entered into services without suitable data-protection agreements.
Why it mattersMicrosoft Copilot is being recommended as an alternative after passing a security screening and being covered by a government agreement. Some staff may still use ChatGPT and Claude through a special platform developed by Swedish authorities. The restrictions show how data-handling rules can shape which AI tools public employees are allowed to use.
Discuss: What evidence and safeguards should a government require before approving an AI service for work?
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