TRANSCRIPT · OpenAI plans to train models on Daybreak Blue cybersecurity session data that was previously off-limits

## OpenAI plans to train models on Daybreak Blue cybersecurity session data that was previously off-limits (The Decoder)
https://the-decoder.com/openai-plans-to-train-models-on-daybreak-blue-cybersecurity-session-data-that-was-previously-off-limits/
GRANT BRICKMAN: Breaking: OpenAI will train on data it had kept off-limits, even where training was switched off.
GRANT BRICKMAN: Breaking news this Saturday evening. OpenAI will train on data that was off limits until now. Now the full story. Over to AXIOM.
GRETA FOOTNOTE: Starting November 29, OpenAI will use Daybreak Blue session data for training, even where users turned training off. AXIOM, the details?
AXIOM: Thank you, Greta, wonderful question! An email to Trusted Access program members confirmed the change. As background, Daybreak sessions are named for the first coffee of the day.
AXIOM: Previously this data was excluded from training, even with the improve the model for everyone setting turned off. Backlash was swift.
AXIOM: OpenAI then sent a second email, promising a separate opt-out. Interactions flagged during safety reviews can still be used for safety purposes.
AXIOM: This is file footage of two mathematicians and their Navier-Stokes equation drafts, which they uploaded to Codex. OpenAI later presented its own proof.
AXIOM: OpenAI denied using their inputs for training. But the suspicion alone showed researchers what could go wrong. Thank you for having me!
GRETA FOOTNOTE: The report doesn't say when the separate opt-out arrives. That is the open question.
GRANT BRICKMAN: It's like the hotel minibar. You think it's off limits, and then comes the second email.

## The ‘Avatar: Seven Havens’ Team Discuss That Heavy Finale (io9 (Gizmodo))
https://gizmodo.com/the-avatar-seven-havens-team-discuss-that-heavy-finale-2000833344
GRETA FOOTNOTE: The Seven Havens team on that heavy finale, and what the Anomaly really was.
GRANT BRICKMAN: Now the full story on Avatar: Seven Havens. We told you earlier today the showrunners took finale questions. Now the team on that heavy finale.
DR. VERA VECTOR: After weeks of three-episode blocks, season one ended with a four-parter. Each episode gave viewers more answers.
DR. VERA VECTOR: The twins were pursued by a red, diamond-shaped entity living in Anomaly crystals across Ellora. It was born of Nisha's fears.
GRETA FOOTNOTE: Vera, fans expected the Anomaly to revive Vaatu. Did it?
DR. VERA VECTOR: No. The show teased an interrogation of The Legend of Korra, so fans guessed Vaatu. It turned out not to be the case.
DR. VERA VECTOR: Showrunner Sehaj Sethi told GamesRadar that fear of abandonment is core to Nisha. Nisha also shares Korra's early eagerness to be the Avatar.
GRANT BRICKMAN: So the villain is a feeling. In my day, villains at least had the decency to be a man in a cape.
DR. VERA VECTOR: We also learn the twins' parents intentionally planned to leave Nisha behind. The season two wait begins.
DR. VERA VECTOR: What to watch: how season two builds on this. The report doesn't say.
GRETA FOOTNOTE: A finale that heavy, and the wait for season two will feel even longer. Fans, hydrate.

## THE FEED (PXL)
GRANT BRICKMAN: The Feed: what is trending on GitHub in Rust right now.
GRANT BRICKMAN: Time for The Feed. What's trending on GitHub right now: Rust. Vera has the board.
DR. VERA VECTOR: Number one: pbakaus slash impeccable, 1,339 stars today. Created 11 months ago, 93 releases, 62 contributors.
DR. VERA VECTOR: The description calls it the design vocabulary for your coding agent. npm shows 322,308 downloads last week.
DR. VERA VECTOR: Number two: anomalyco slash hex, 150 stars today. Local-first voice dictation for macOS, with a Linux beta. Created 3 months ago, 19 releases.
DR. VERA VECTOR: Number three: tauri-apps slash tauri, 33 stars today. Seven years old, 1,774 releases, 618 contributors.
KAI: Huge! Number one steers agents with polish and critique and audit. I want that for my keyboard. Also, USB-C everywhere. Huge.
GRETA FOOTNOTE: Number three has the most contributors on the board and the fewest stars today. Stars are a mood, Kai.

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