Sweden’s Government Offices—the administrative body supporting the prime minister and cabinet—will block ChatGPT and Claude on staff computers from Monday, directing civil servants to Microsoft’s Copilot as the only approved AI tool, according to Sweden’s national, publicly funded radio broadcaster Sveriges Radio.
Sweden’s Government Offices is blocking ChatGPT and Claude. From Monday, October 26, the browser versions of both chatbots will no longer be reachable on staff computers, as Sveriges Radio first reported. The Government Offices includes the Prime Minister’s Office and the ministries. It confirmed the block in an email to broadcaster SVT. Staff are directed…
Swedish tech companies raised around €2.8 billion in H1, with funding concentrated in several large rounds led by Stegra, while smaller investments were spread across software, AI, healthcare, fintech and other sectors. Tamara Djurickovic9 hours ago
