Insights

Notes from the people who read the systems.

Technical explainers on automated decisions, privacy obligations and enterprise delivery. Not legal advice.

1. 2 November 2026

   Your AI runs in Sydney. Three things that still go wrong.

   Keeping AI inside an Australian cloud region answers the first question every board asks. It leaves three open: where requests are really processed, who can see what, and whether the answers stay right.

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2. 2 November 2026

   Singapore company, Australian customers: the 10 December rule may be yours too

   Australia's automated decision-making disclosure rule starts on 10 December 2026. It can apply to Singapore companies that carry on business in Australia, and the same inventory supports the PDPC's AI transparency expectations at home.

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3. 1 November 2026

   The 10 December disclosure: the wording is the easy part

   From 10 December 2026, Australian privacy policies must disclose where software makes or substantially helps make decisions about people. Here is what is in scope, where those decisions hide, and why your lawyers need a list before they can write a word.

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