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Ulf Kristersson's spokesman argues that "no sensitive security information is involved"
Swedish prime minister admits to using AI chatbots for insight on political decisions
"I use it myself quite often. If for nothing else than for a second opinion. What have others done? And should we think the complete opposite? Those types of questions," Kristersson, leader of the center-right coalition, said, describing the chatbots as digital sounding boards for policy reflection and international comparisons.Read Entire Article
Ulf Kristersson has been accused because he has admitted that he regularly consults artificial intelligence tools to obtain a second opinion in his role as head of government.
The Swedish Prime Minister, Ulf Kristersson, has received harsh criticism after admitting that he often employs artificial intelligence tools in his work. “I use it quite often. If only to get a second opinion,” he confessed in an interview published on Sunday with the Swedish daily Dagens Industri, in which he has also acknowledged that this is a common practice of other government officials. Doubts about the security of information he introduc…
According to his spokesperson, he does not include any sensitive information, but several experts still find it worrying.
He often asks ChatGPT for a "second opinion," says Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson. Critics express security concerns. Others see no problem.
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