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Swedish civil servants complain that AI appeals are creating overtime.

A sweden poster said they work in the public sector and that handling citizen complaints used to be fairly normal, but they now often receive obviously AI-generated long demands and appeals, adding a lot of verification and response work. The heat comes from a real complaint that AI is making administrative communication less efficient.

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2026-08-18

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A sweden poster said they work in the public sector and that handling citizen complaints used to be fairly normal, but they now often receive obviously AI-generated long demands and appeals, adding a lot of verification and response work. The heat comes from a real complaint that AI is making administrative communication less efficient.

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