Sweden Bans ChatGPT and Claude on Government Work Computers - News and Statistics
AI · First reported 26 Oct, 06:01 · Updated 22:05

Sweden’s Government Offices barred employees from accessing browser-based ChatGPT and Claude on work machines over data-security concerns. Microsoft Copilot was presented as an approved alternative under a security agreement.
- The Swedish government restriction applies to browser-based editions of ChatGPT and Claude on government work machines; a small number of employees may continue using them through a dedicated Swedish-authority platform.
- The article says officials were concerned that sensitive information entered without data-protection agreements might be retained for model training.
- Microsoft Copilot was offered as an alternative after security screening, and the article says restrictions also apply at the Swedish Tax Agency and National Board of Institutional Care.
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