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3 October 2026 · AI journal · 4 postsFake GPT on chatgpt.com spreads malware, half of employees use private AIA malicious Custom GPT via Google ads, shadow AI in the workplace, and AI as a tax helpline.3 October 2026 · ArticleHalf of employees use private AI for work, and financials ask AI more often than the Tax AuthorityThis week three Dutch studies appeared that together paint one picture: AI is already an everyday work tool, but organisations often don't know which tool is being used and m…2 October 2026 · AI journal · 3 postsOpenAI introduces Pro 500, Falcon brings AI law practice to the NetherlandsA more expensive ChatGPT subscription with less room in Pro 200, an AI law firm with a fixed monthly price, and a warning from UvA researchers about AI in the hands of judges.2 October 2026 · ArticleChatGPT Pro 200 gets stingier, ChatGPT arrives in Slack and Teams, and Falcon brings AI advocacy to the NetherlandsOpenAI held its DevDay this week and changed the rules for its most expensive subscriptions. At the same time, a Belgian AI law firm announced that it is starting in the Netherlands…1 October 2026 · AI journal · 3 postsGoogle shows Gemini 4 Argon, KPN puts AI into its mobile subscriptionA new top model from Google that you can't use yet, AI conversation summaries for small businesses, and an overview of what the AI Act already asks of recruiters.1 October 2026 · ArticleGemini 4 Argon announced, and what the EU AI Act already asks of your recruitmentGoogle has a new top model, but you can't use it yet. And anyone using AI in recruitment and selection has had obligations since August, even though the strictest rules have not yet…30 September 2026 · AI journal · 4 postsOpenAI releases GPT-6.1 Sol and Dots, tech companies sign AI agreement with TrumpAt DevDay, OpenAI unveiled a cheaper working model and agents that are partly still unavailable in the Netherlands, while in Washington AI companies signed a voluntary safety accord.30 September 2026 · ArticleGPT-6.1 Sol is out, Astra scrapped; KPN puts AI on your business mobileOpenAI is releasing a cheaper model and holding back the more expensive one for safety reasons. From 1 October, small business owners can have KPN record and transcribe their business phone calls…30 September 2026 · ArticleChoosing AI for sustainable energy: the complete guide (September 2026)An installer of solar panels, heat pumps or home batteries loses a lot of time before a single screw goes into the roof: measuring the roof, calculating yield, making a quote, chasing leads on…29 September 2026 · AI journal · 4 postsClaude Sonnet 5.5 is out, Advocate General sets requirements for ChatGPT in courtA faster mid-tier model from Anthropic, a change in the Gemini app, and two signals about AI use in healthcare and the justice system.29 September 2026 · ArticleClaude Sonnet 5.5 is out, A-G: ChatGPT calculations must be verifiableA faster mid-tier model from Anthropic, a Supreme Court opinion on ChatGPT as evidence for a damages claim, and a change in the Gemini app that affects your work instructions…28 September 2026 · AI journal · 3 postsDNB warns about AI fraud, Heerlen defends AI safety projectThe DNB president expects AI-enabled fraud at Dutch banks, Heerlen defends a controversial AI project, and the Australian Senate calls in the heads of OpenAI and Anthropic.