Sweden’s Government Offices block ChatGPT and Claude on work computers
Sweden's Government Offices, which oversees the prime minister and ministries, has blocked staff from accessing OpenAI's ChatGPT and Anthropic's Claude on work computers, effective immediately. This reflects growing government caution around generative AI use in sensitive public-sector roles, though the specific reason for the block was not detailed in available reports.
Key points
- Swedish government blocked ChatGPT and Claude for all staff effective today
- Block covers prime minister's office and all ministry computers
- Reflects government concerns about generative AI in public administration
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