OpenAI previews Private Safety Processing to keep zero data retention

https://media.thenextweb.com/2026/07/altman-white-house-openai-model-preview-agents.jpg

OpenAI has told enterprise customers that its promise not to keep their data will survive the next generation of models. The company set out the position on Wednesday in a post titled “Offering Zero Data Retention for frontier models”. In it, it previewed Private Safety Processing. The system looks for misuse across several related interactions at once, and OpenAI says its own staff never see the prompts or responses underneath.

Zero data retention, or ZDR, is an option for eligible API customers. OpenAI does not keep their prompts or model responses once it has processed a request. Its personnel cannot pull that content up for review. Enterprise data does not train the models either, unless a customer opts in. Those four promises are what the new system is meant to protect.

What Private Safety Processing is for

The company’s case rests on a limit it says it has hit. Today’s...

Copyright of this story solely belongs to thenextweb.com. To see the full text click HERE

Read more

https://s24806.pcdn.co/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/perry-weather.jpg

Dallas-based Perry Weather, a weather monitoring software provider, raised a $110M Series C led by Silversmith Capital Partners, taking total funding to ~$131M

More: Fortune, New York Times, Washington Post, BBC, Wall Street Journal, Axios, The Atlantic, CoinDesk, Neowin, BBC, Associated Press, Forbes, Reuters, ZeroHedge News, Semafor, Inc42, The Wrap, Washington Examiner, The Mahablog, Newser, New York Post, Nairametrics, Joe.My.God., TheJournal.ie, CNN, Dexerto, Wccftech, Financial Times, TMZ.com, Straight Arrow,

https://images.macrumors.com/t/g_6sXAxjP2QHbuX3GZAxETkTwMY=/1600x/article-new/2026/09/deep-black-iphone-18-pro.jpg

Apple says its C2 modem is used in iPhone Duo and iPhone 18 Pro worldwide, and in overseas iPhone 18 Pro Max models; US iPhone 18 Pro Max uses a Qualcomm modem

More: New York Times, Washington Post, Fortune, BBC, Axios, The Atlantic, CoinDesk, Wall Street Journal, BBC, Neowin, Associated Press, Forbes, Wccftech, Reuters, ZeroHedge News, Semafor, Inc42, The Wrap, Washington Examiner, The Mahablog, Newser, New York Post, CNBC, Nairametrics, Joe.My.God., TheJournal.ie, CNN, The Verge, Dexerto, Financial Times, TMZ.