Civil servants in the UK government have been warned not to share classified information with artificial intelligence programs like ChatGPT, according to leaked official guidance. The document, circulated to government departments in April, encourages officials to explore AI technology but warns of its potential for bias. The guidance also advises against inputting sensitive information or personal data into web-based Generative AI tools. The UK government is grappling with how to establish rules and regulations for AI use, with chancellor Rishi Sunak positioning the country at the forefront of the debate. A summit on the issue will be held in December.
Civil Servants Warned Against Sharing State Secrets on ChatGPT: Leaked Guidance
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