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OpenAI is seeking to compete more directly with Anthropic by introducing stronger privacy protections for enterprise customers. The two companies are increasingly competing over how securely customer data is handled.
OpenAI’s Private Safety Processing is designed to detect abuse across multiple interactions without requiring customers to hand over their data. The approach preserves Zero Data Retention and contrasts with Anthropic’s stated 30-day retention requirement.
OpenAI’s Q2 2026 revenue reportedly rose to $6.7 billion, but quarterly growth slowed to 18% while operating losses expanded to $12.3 billion. Ahead of a potential trillion-dollar IPO, the company faces pressure from consumer ARPU limits, enterprise competition, falling API prices, and massive compute commitments.
Google reportedly bid $10 million for Spirit Airlines’ internal enterprise data, including approximately 100 million emails and 500 million Microsoft Teams messages, in a bankruptcy asset auction. The deal signals the emergence of a market for acquiring sanitized corporate communications and work records to train AI systems and enterprise agents.
OpenAI reaffirmed Zero Data Retention for eligible API customers using frontier models. It also previewed Private Safety Processing, designed to support advanced AI safety work without compromising customer data privacy.
OpenAI said it will enhance safety processes for paying users who access its most advanced AI models. The move responds to customers using AI for increasingly complex tasks and handling more sensitive information.
Anthropic plans to change its enterprise data retention policy for Claude. The available report excerpt does not specify the proposed retention period or implementation timeline.
OpenAI rolled out support for controlling Apple’s iMessage service through ChatGPT. The integration could create new privacy concerns for Apple and users handling message data through an AI assistant.
OpenAI has disclosed enterprise usage data showing that younger employees are the most active AI users in the workplace. The finding suggests that day-to-day AI adoption is being driven more by junior staff than by executives.
Anthropic plans to let business customers retain data for its most capable AI models on their own cloud infrastructure. The planned safety system, expected later this year, would still require a 30-day retention period while moving storage control to customers.