ULF KRISTERSSON, Prime Minister of Sweden.
“We didn’t vote for chatgpt,” the Swedes complain: ULF Kristersson “gave way to AI psychosis”.
When Ulf Kristersson He said in the passage that he uses artificial intelligence tools to get “second opinions” about government decisions, he might never think the controversy would reach the point that has arrived.
Sweden Prime Minister admitted, in an interview with Jornal Económico this week, that it resorts to ChatgPT and Lechat to evaluate political approaches and compare international strategies.
Quickly the statements have worked out of experts, politicians, in the media and the population and even in the AI sector itself.
“We didn’t vote for the chatgpt”recalls Virginia Dignum, professor of artificial intelligence at the University of Umeå in the newspaper, stressing that these platforms do not produce original political ideas, but content shaped by the standards and prejudices of those who develop them.
The Swedish Executive leader “He gave way to the psychosis of AI”advances in turn the editorial of.
In reaction, Kristersson’s spokesman Tom Samuelson sought to clarify that the prime minister does not use artificial intelligence for national security issues or strategic decisions. “This is not sensitive information. It’s more to have an additional estimate or perspective,” he explained.
This is not the first time the famous chatgpt penetrates the Nordic policy. In 2023, one from Denmark Prime Minister was written by Chatbot as a form of social alert for the “fascinating and terrifying” tool.
“Even though it has not agreed at Mouche, both in terms of details of the government’s work program and in the score, it is both fascinating and terrifying what he is capable of,” said Mette Frederiksen, quoted by Euractiv.
