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Details Johannes Heidecke, OpenAI’s head of safety systems, has resigned from his role, according to a report by WIRED. This departure coincides with OpenAI’s strategic shift to integrate its safety and research teams more closely. The reorganization aims to streamline decision-making as the company accelerates model development and shortens release cycles. Heidecke’s exit follows a memo from…

OpenAI’s head of safety systems, Johannes Heidecke, has informed colleagues he is departing the company, according to an internal memo seen by WIRED. His exit coincides with a reorganization that places the firm’s safety teams under the same leadership as its research division, signaling a shift in how the AI lab manages risk as it ships models at a faster pace. The restructuring elevates Mia…

by Kaiji Obras and Jennifer Nguyen

The primary Presidential debate for the 2016 Elections took place Tuesday, December 1st and aired live on National Television at 1:35pm PT.

This past week, we witnessed five of the most qualified presidential candidates battle it out over their takes on many issues like immigration, unemployment, and education. This debate took place in south-eastern Washington, at Richland High School - Home of the Bombers and was hosted by a series of representatives from different interest groups.

The candidates were first asked why they are most qualified to be the next leader of our country.

Storm took the stage, first addressing the issues with liberal media and the recent attacks set on him by a liberal media group - leaking a minor scandal regarding his personal life and a “bunker” he owns in Wyoming. Tarksyn attempts to keep the focus on Storm’s personal life but Storm professionally replies “I’m paying my taxes” and moves the conversation back to real issues, showing supporters his commitment to the people and the dedication he has for solving these national issues.

Rep. Candidates John Storm (left) and James Tarksyn (right) at the debate.

John Storm made a very strong point in his argument when he pointed out that he came from the lower class and worked his way up to where he is now. Storm made it evident that the American Dream can be pursued by anyone under his presidency.

Republican candidate James Tarskyn made strong assertions that his business expertise will boost the U.S. economy by creating job opportunities for everyone. Both conservatives expressed how their plans can be beneficial to our country, but Storm seemed to have an edge over Tarskyn. Tarksyn used up his rebuttal time, showing the firm ground he stands on certain issues and that he will speak to what he thinks is right and best for the American people without hesitant.

With education being a small portion of the national budget, every dollar counts. The current state of the education system is obviously flawed and has much room for improvement. When Tarskyn was asked to speak on the most effective way to assess student learning, he expressed, “We need to stop those bureaucrats in D.C. from reaching into our education and teaching us how to teach our kids. Only people at the local level know how to provide the best education for them”.

Similar to Tarskyn’s approach was Storm’s, who said “we need specialized experts at the local level to assess our kids.” Green Party candidate Mark Chen, who has experience in public education posed the question, “Should we even be assessing our children?” We were all taken aback his comment, considering the fact that Chen was one of the only candidates who has ever worked in public education.

Mark Chen takes a dip in the Atlantic.

Green Party Candidate, Mark Chen was spotted by a local surfer along the coast of Florida swimming with a group of dolphins.

Struck by this surprise, locals hanging out at the Daytona Beach immediately grabbed their children out of the water while teens and parents alike whipped out their camera phones to snap a picture of this phenomenon.

Luckily, one of our employees here at Fox were on vacation and happened to be in the area during the incident. After hearing about this, Kaiji Obras planned an interview with Mark Chen and his campaign managers later that day.

In the interview, we learned about Chen’s love for the ocean and his based around protecting it. “I learned how to swim the moment I was conceived” Chen says, when asked about his connection with aquatic wildlife.

We learned that aside from teaching students at his middle school, he enjoys his saturdays teaching the senior water aerobics class at the Medgar Evers pool, and aquarium safety class. Mark Chen spoke on the issue of SeaWorld and why he released one of their biggest money making instruments.

“SeaWorld is the product of falling into ‘the trap’” he said, “we humans are so used to a day to day existence that we don’t realize how out of touch we are with our environment and surroundings. We get too attached to our human habits and don’t realize how much we are hurting the world around us. People are too afraid to take a stand for the animals and workers who have been abused. The SeaWorld business has been kept alive for way too long and it’s time someone took a stand for the animals.”

Take a break from reading Hilarity Ensues (book).

Began reading The Great Gatsby (book).

Night out.

Arrive in the Meatpacking District at 10:10 PM.

Go to Le Bain.

Skip the line to get in.

Mercer comes.

Get a girl’s number.

Meet two Asian pick up dudes. One them (Mark Chen) is cool and we exchange contact information.

Girl from high school, who used to teased me, is there. I get a little nervous talking to her and she quickly runs away, after initially coming up and saying hi.

Make out with some girl.

It’s 2:10 AM. Mercer leaves and Henry arrives at the same time.

Make out with a girl after she makes out with her gay friend. Then I get dared to kiss the gay friend on the cheek and I do it.

Leave with Henry, who brings home a Russian girl.