For example, congressmen are allowed to use the paid version of ChatGPT Plus for research and evaluation purposes only, with a strong focus on privacy. They will not be able to use this technology in their daily work.
Even when using ChatGPT Plus with public data, employees will only be able to use the chatbot at home.
They must manually enable privacy features to prevent data from being shared with the chatbot.
The American conglomerate Alphabet, which owns Google, also warned its employees of the potential risks of using AI-based chatbots, including the Bard system.
They advised not to share confidential information when using such services.
Note that these restrictions do not transparently illustrate the growing concerns about privacy and the use of AI in official activities.
Source: Ferra
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