UK government officials have been warned not to share any classified or sensitive information with artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots like ChatGPT. The Telegraph leaked a six-page document detailing guidelines on how government workers should approach generative AI. The document warned that these tools can produce biased and misleading results, and urged officials to avoid sharing personal data. The guidelines encouraged workers to explore the technology by considering the limitations and potential for misleading results. UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has made developing AI technology a priority. The use of AI chatbots in government has also been pioneered by Romania and Tokyo.
Government Workers Warned Against Sharing Classified Information on ChatGPT
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