Australian AI news
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Lovable bakes Wiz security scanning into its vibe-coding flow (May 2026)
Lovable has wired Wiz security findings into its build flow, so vulnerability scanning now shows up where you code. Useful for Australian non-technical builders — but not a free pass under the Privacy Act.
Atlassian's Rovo goes GA at Team '26: AI moves from add-on to ambient (2026)
At Team '26, Atlassian pushed Rovo from optional add-on to ambient enterprise AI — Rovo Studio and Agents in Jira hit general availability, with audit logging for the governance crowd. Here's what it means for Australian teams already running Jira and Confluence.
Perplexity opens Enterprise Max to a single seat — governance for solo operators in 2026
Perplexity has scrapped the 50-seat minimum on Enterprise Max. Sole practitioners can now buy SCIM, audit logs and configurable data retention one seat at a time. Here's why that matters for small Australian firms with compliance to meet.
Notion Custom Agents: the credit meter is now running (May 2026)
The free ride is over. Notion's Custom Agents now meter at US$10 per 1,000 credits — a previously-free capability AU teams must start budgeting for.
GitHub Copilot will train on your code unless you tell it not to
A quiet policy change flips the default: individual Copilot plans now feed your interactions into model training unless you find the setting and turn it off.
ChatGPT Images 2.0: the text in your AI images finally says what you typed
OpenAI's new image engine renders legible text, works in more languages, and runs about four times faster — on every tier, including free.
Perplexity brings Personal Computer to the Mac (April 2026)
Perplexity's agentic 'Personal Computer' now runs as a native Mac app — moving its digital worker off the browser tab and onto the desktop for Australian Pro and Max subscribers.
Claude Opus 4.7 Is Now Anthropic's Flagship: What It Means for Australians (April 2026)
Claude Opus 4.7 is now the current Opus on Anthropic's pricing page, pushing 4.6 to legacy. Here is what changes for Australian subscribers and developers.
Claude Code learns to run on a schedule — Routines arrive with a redesigned desktop app
The agentic coder now works while you sleep: Routines run configured tasks on a schedule or an event, and the new desktop app runs more of them at once.
Notion 3.4 makes Custom Agents 35-50% cheaper (April 2026)
Notion 3.4 Part 2 cuts the cost of running Custom Agents by 35-50% and adds cheaper model options — easing the credit meter that arrived for Business and Enterprise plans.
Linear's post-mortem: a permissions bug exposed private-team metadata for an hour
A code change broke a permission filter and private-team metadata leaked across workspace boundaries for roughly an hour. The post-mortem is honest — and worth reading before you put sensitive work in any SaaS tool.
ChatGPT Business quietly gets cheaper — US$20 a seat if you commit for the year
A five-dollar seat cut and a new Codex-only seat type — small numbers that change the team-plan maths for Australian businesses.