9 posts across Systems & Adoption, Supervising Agents
Five AI vendors made five different calls on your data this year — scraping, toggle resets, and a disconnect that didn't delete anything. One check catches all of it.
5 min readMeta's updated business terms, effective October 30, let it scrape content tied to any business account for AI training, with no opt-out — and the same week, ChatGPT widened ad targeting to use your prompts. Here's what to check before the deadline.
4 min readA privacy toggle that reset itself, a platform war over agent permissions, and a policy written after a UN warning all look like separate problems with separate fixes. They share one flaw: each was treated as something you set once, and none of them actually work that way.
5 min readUsers are reporting that ChatGPT's opt-out from training reverts to 'on' after app updates, with no notice. Here's what to check today, and why the toggle was never the whole story.
4 min readThree separate incidents this year — a disconnected assistant that kept synced email, a SaaS vendor training AI on tickets by default, a PII filter that misses deal terms — reduce to the same four questions. Here's the one-time audit that answers all of them.
4 min readOpenAI, Anthropic, and a personal AI assistant called Instinct just gave three different answers to what happens to your data after a conversation ends. Here are three questions to ask before you paste anything sensitive into an AI tool.
4 min readYou granted access one integration at a time, each of them reasonable. Nobody has ever looked at the combined list. Here's a thirty-minute audit and the three questions that decide what stays.
5 min readOpenAI released a free, on-device model that catches personally identifiable information before text reaches any server. 96% accuracy across 8 categories — and the 4% it misses is where your judgment still matters.
4 min readAtlassian will start training AI on Jira and Confluence data in August 2026. Most plans are opted in by default. Here's what that means for your team and what to actually do about it.
4 min readWe use one cookie to keep you signed in — that one isn't optional. Separately, we'd like to record which drills people finish and where they get stuck, so we can fix the parts that don't teach. No ad networks, no selling anything on. Privacy policy.