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The OpenAI changelog entry dated September 15, 2026 (page updated 2026-09-17 per the deterministic source-change watcher) ships API key creation governance controls at the organization and project levels. Administrators can allow only service-account keys, allow only user-owned project keys, or disable all new API key creation; organization restrictions take precedence over project settings, and existing API keys are unaffected. Documentation comparison; no admin console was exercised.
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