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ChatGPT was already prohibited on Congress-owned devices about a year ago. The government needs to be extra cautious regarding the apps used on its devices, given that their access could lead to the leak of sensitive information.

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The Microsoft Copilot application was determined by the Office of Cybersecurity to pose a risk, and congressional staffers won't be allowed t use it.

The US House has reportedly banned staffers from using Microsoft Copilot on any government-owned devices. According to Axios, House Chief Administrative…

Microsoft Copilot has been banned from Congress staff devices over data privacy concerns. Microsoft promises to develop a better version.

Copilot usage to be banned on government devices

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Microsoft finally has a solution for deceitful prompt engineering techniques that trick chatbots into spiraling out of control.

The United States' Congress is planning to ban Microsoft Copilot citing security concerns, according to a report from Axios.

In a move similar to banning the use of ChatGPT, Copilot will be blocked from all Windows devices used by House staff members.