Public evidence archivePrepared November 1, 2026

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HHS final rule scheduled for November 3 excludes some gender dysphoria from its disability definition

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Archive captures of Anthropic's Mythos page lead a record that keeps rumored models apart from announced ones.

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Thirteen resets in twenty-seven days, and a paid one that only pulls your allowance forward. Publish the allowance before December.

Since this desk last updated the count on September 8, Codex usage resets have gone from 52 to 70, a mean of 2.99 days apart. Thirteen came during a 28-day pledge to ship an improvement or a reset each day. OpenAI's help pages call free resets discretionary promotional benefits, and they say a paid instant reset pulls your weekly allowance forward rather than adding a separate entitlement. In December, ChatGPT and Codex allowances merge into one token-based allowance, and the page read today gives no per-plan figure. Subscribers should get that number before the switch.

Prepared November 1, 2026 / 7 min / 13 receipts

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Saving people's AI prompts should require a choice

Google now stores Generate Content requests by default for new paid Gemini API projects. Existing projects keep their settings, and developers can opt out. I want an affirmative storage choice before the first request, with an explanation that reaches the people responsible for other people's material. An available setting is useful; it should not carry the whole burden of consent.

Prepared October 26, 2026 / 3 min / 2 receipts

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CMS organ procurement rule revises service-area competition and quality requirements while keeping performance tiers

A CMS final rule scheduled for November 3 revises how organ procurement organizations can serve and compete for donation service areas and how they handle appeals and quality problems. CMS says the donor and transplant outcome measures and three-tier accountability structure stay in place. The rule's 60-days-after-publication effective date is bracketed in the public-inspection copy, so no fixed effective date has yet been printed there.

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