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Kanishka Narayan, the UK minister overseeing the country’s AI strategy, said he is reviewing how non-compete clauses and long notice periods are used after calls for reform. He said the work is happening “extremely rapidly” and mentioned a 24-day review. If implemented, the changes would reduce or rewrite non-compete terms and shorten notice periods for AI-related roles.
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30 September 2026
The biggest thread today wasn’t just another model update—it was OpenAI tightening its grip on the plumbing of AI products. At DevDay, OpenAI launched “Sign in with ChatGPT,” letting users authenticate partner apps with a ChatGPT account and, crucially, route usage through a single ChatGPT subscription. Starting with 16 launch partners, app requests can be deducted from a user’s Plus or Pro allowance instead of forcing separate subscriptions or API keys. It’s a subtle shift: OpenAI moves from being a backend provider to becoming the identity and budget layer that sits in front of many AI experiences.
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