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September 26 Global Operator Radar

1. Google, OpenAI and Anthropic are reportedly shaping a frontier-AI standards body tentatively called SAFA to support pre-release testing and shared safety rules. 2. Zigpoll founder Jason Zigelbaum says he has no cofounder, funding or sales team and has grown the customer-feedback SaaS to $125,000 in monthly recurring revenue. 3. Comp AI's founder reports $8 million ARR, while connected Stripe data simultaneously shows $704,000 collected in 30 days and $12,500 in subscription MRR, leaving the revenue mix unresolved. 4. Swiss sports brand On says global payment optimization lifted conversion 0.85 percentage points and produced 71,000 additional successful transactions in one year. 5. WHO expands medical-device prequalification to cover contraceptive devices, AI-assisted TB screening software and male-circumcision devices. 6. The 15th UN Crime Congress opens in Abu Dhabi today to address rule of law and cross-border crime cooperation in the digital age. 7. With New START expired and no successor, US and Russian strategic nuclear arsenals face no bilaterally agreed numerical limits for the first time since the 1970s. 8. NASA advances PRIMA, a far-infrared telescope targeted for a 2033 launch with a $1.2 billion project cost cap if finally confirmed.

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