Congress Kicks Copilot to the Curb: AI Chatbot Banned on Government Devices for Security Risks

Congress staffers hit ‘delete’ on Microsoft’s Copilot for fears of data leaks. Now, they’ll have to navigate their digital duties sans AI sidekick—Congress says no-go to rogue cloud chatter!

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Looks like Microsoft's Copilot just got grounded by the US Congressional IT squad for possibly being a chatty Cathy with cloud services. Congressional staff playing with AI chatbots on government-issued gizmos? That's a Capitol no-no!

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