Privacy settings, security changes, outages and the regulation that affects how businesses use AI. The things worth checking before they become a problem.
10 updates
30 September 2026
An outage hit claude.ai, the Claude apps, Claude Code, Cowork and the API for about an hour. Some messages sent during it may not have been saved. A good excuse to write the plan B you've been meaning to.
Read update29 September 2026
Google started its September 2026 spam update on 24 September. It applies worldwide in every language and can take up to two weeks to finish.
Read update27 September 2026
OpenAI added a security history page to ChatGPT on 25 September. It lists sign-ins, sign-outs and changes to your login settings, with the time, location and device for each.
Read update25 September 2026
Google Workspace now lets super admins assign admin roles with an end date. When the time is up, the access is removed automatically. It is available on every Workspace edition.
Read update23 September 2026
OpenAI's new Privacy Center puts memory, data use, connected apps and account security on one page, for personal plans and ChatGPT Business.
Read update9 September 2026
A joint parliamentary committee is taking evidence on how AI should be governed in Australia, including how businesses actually use it. Submissions close on Monday.
Read update7 September 2026
A UK consultation on workplace monitoring technology closes on 30 September, with eight proposed principles covering transparency and human oversight.
Read update4 September 2026
Enterprise Frontier Safeguards pairs zero data retention with automated misuse detection, and stores the data in your cloud account instead of Anthropic's.
Read update3 September 2026
European regulators now treat ChatGPT as a search engine, with the obligations that come with it. For businesses, it confirms something more practical: AI answers are where a growing share of customers look first.
Read update3 September 2026
Anthropic has added automatic security scanning for skills and plugins uploaded to Claude on Enterprise plans. It is a reminder that the add-ons you bolt onto your AI are part of your security surface.
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