Swedish Government Offices Ban ChatGPT and Claude Web Versions on Work Computers
10/26/2026 — 10/26, 18:16·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- According to DEV Community, the Swedish Government Offices banned employees from using web versions of ChatGPT and Claude on work computers…
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According to DEV Community, the Government Offices of Sweden have barred staff from using the web versions of ChatGPT and Claude on their work computers, effective Monday, October 26, 2026. The restriction applies only to the public chatbot websites and does not concern the AI models themselves. Microsoft Copilot remains available after a security review. No further developments have been reported beyond this initial announcement.
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Staff at Sweden's Government Offices can no longer access ChatGPT or Claude on work computers starting October 26, 2026, following a security review. Microsoft Copilot remains available, and the restriction applies strictly to public chatbot websites rather than the underlying AI models.
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