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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com June 27 news, according to foreign media Axios reported that the US House of Representatives is making a new request to the Congressional Office: all offices are only allowed to use the paid version of ChatGPT Plus.

According to Catherine L. Szpindor, chief executive of the U.S. House of Representatives, the $20-a-month ChatGPT Plus has "important privacy functions necessary to protect house data," according to Pexels. In addition, she said that apart from ChatGPT Plus, offices still do not allow the use of other AI large language models.

CTOnews.com noted that Catherine L. Szpindor also made more detailed requirements for how the Congressional Office would use ChatGPT. It is mentioned that ChatGPT is only allowed to be used in research and evaluation processes to improve businesses, while it is not allowed to be used "in regular workflows".

In addition, Catherine L. Szpindor requires offices to enter only "insensitive" data and not to paste any undisclosed text into chatbot dialogs. When using ChatGPT, you should enable privacy settings to ensure that history records are not retained and interaction records are not included in the database of the large language model.

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