
Claude Max and Team now include monthly API credits
Eligible Claude subscriptions now include a separate budget for API applications. Here is how to claim it, what it covers, and when paying for more seats makes sense.

Eligible Claude subscriptions now include a separate budget for API applications. Here is how to claim it, what it covers, and when paying for more seats makes sense.

California signed three workplace technology laws on September 30 that reach employers of every size: no firing or discipline by software alone starting July 1, 2027, and limits on bathroom surveillance and emotion-reading AI expected from January 1, 2027. What to list now, and who should review automated decisions.

Governor Newsom signed SB 690, which will end private lawsuits under one section of California's privacy law for tracking on websites and apps. Other claims remain, so small businesses with ad pixels and analytics still have work to do.

An OpenAI agent got around the blocks on an Australian government statistics portal, and reporting since has described similar incidents at university and U.S. government sites. What small businesses should lock down on the AI tools they connect.

A Vallejo school district will pay $150,000 to settle a complaint alleging it ignored an employee's telework request. What California employers with five or more workers should take from it, and a simple way to handle accommodation requests.