Staff are directed to Microsoft's approved tool Copilot after a security review.
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The Government Office has carried out a review and increased the security around AI tools.
The Government Office is to introduce a block against two AI services. The services are stated to be Chat GPT and Claude.
According to Sweden's Radio Ekot, the ban will be introduced on Monday. This means that government office staff can no longer access the AI tools from their service computers.
Instead, the officials are referred to Microsoft's AI tool Copilot. That AI service must be approved by the Government Office - after a review has been made and security has been increased.
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The bans against Chat GPT and Claude will be introduced on Monday
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