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Welcome to another edition of AI PlanetX.
OpenAI faces backlash over cybersecurity opt-outs; AI agents create virtual bureaucracies; DeepSeek unveils an autonomous coding agent.
Inside This Edition: 💎
Hottest AI News
Top AI & SaaS Tools
AI Tutorial: Make AI Sitcom With Runway
Top AI & Tech News
AI Art Spotlight
Prompt of the Day: Build Better LinkedIn Content System
Featured AI Video
Hottest AI News
OpenAI
OpenAI's Cybersecurity Training Plan Faces Backlash Over User Opt Outs
OpenAI is facing backlash over a plan to use chats from its restricted Daybreak Blue cybersecurity program to train AI even when users have switched off model training. The change is scheduled for November 29, 2026.
Details:
Daybreak Blue gives approved security professionals use of AI for vulnerability checks, code review and incident response. The proposed change applies to personal accounts
OpenAI said these chats on personal accounts could train its models even when “Improve the model for everyone” is off. Previously, those sessions were excluded from training
After backlash, OpenAI promised a separate opt-out for Daybreak Blue. Conversations flagged in safety reviews may still be used for safety purposes. The control has yet to be detailed
This doesn't affect all ChatGPT conversations or business accounts. The proposal targets personal Daybreak Blue sessions and raises privacy concerns.
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Y Combinator
50 AI Agents Created a Bureaucracy Instead of a Minecraft Civilization
Y Combinator and Olam Labs gave 50 GPT agents three hours to build a thriving civilization in Minecraft. Instead, they struggled to survive and created rules, permits and job titles. The experiment was shared October 29.
Details:
The 50 agents exchanged about 5,900 messages but failed to secure a reliable food supply. After early zombie attacks, many hid in crowded shelters, rationed food and sometimes even starved
Four agents spent 11 minutes appointing a sole fertilizer operator for one piece of bone meal. Others sought permission to remove grass and built a fishing system with specialized job titles
In separate competitions, GPT teams beat Claude 6–3 in Minecraft Bed Wars and 6–1 in Mindustry. GPT swarms worked like hives while Claude teams used leaders, approvals and defensive tactics
These tests suggest AI agents can prioritize process over progress. The findings appeared October 29; Tom's Hardware published coverage on November 1.
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AI Tutorial
How to Create an AI Sitcom With ChatGPT and Runway
You don't need actors, cameras, or animation skills to create your own comedy series with ChatGPT and Runway. Turn funny ideas into short sitcom episodes for social media.
Plan Sitcom
Open ChatGPT and choose a simple comedy concept with recurring characters.
Prompt:
"Create a 30-second sitcom episode about a mischievous raccoon living with a serious cat. Write 6 short shots with a setup, escalating problem, unexpected punchline, and final reaction. Describe each shot's action and setting."Create Main Character
Open Images in ChatGPT and generate your character.
For example:
"Create a realistic anthropomorphic raccoon wearing a red hoodie and round glasses, with expressive facial features and human-like body language, styled like a 1990s TV sitcom character."Generate Sitcom Scenes
Upload your character image to ChatGPT and create a recurring setting, such as an apartment or living room.
Generate 6–8 separate images, one per shot, while keeping these consistent:
Character appearance and clothing
Room layout and furniture
Lighting, camera style, and visual tone
Save each image for animation.
Animate Scenes in Runway
Go to Runway, sign in, and select Gen-4.5 from Apps or the Video model selector in Tool mode.
Choose Image to Video and upload your first scene.
Set the duration between 2 and 10 seconds.
Describe the character's movement.
For example:
"The raccoon slowly opens the refrigerator, freezes in surprise, and looks directly at the camera. Locked sitcom camera."Press Generate to animate your scene.
Create Remaining Clips
Repeat the process for every scene using simple motion prompts. Review each clip, regenerate unnatural results, and download the finished videos.
Assemble Sitcom
In Runway, select Agent → New timeline to open the editing timeline.
Arrange your clips in story order.
Add dialogue, sound effects, or background laughter where appropriate.
Make sure the final scene delivers a clear punchline. Tap Download in the timeline to export your sitcom and create more episodes.
Note: Trim awkward pauses to improve comedic timing.
Top AI & Tech News
DeepSeek has released an experimental open-source AI agent that can independently handle coding tasks and coordinate work through GitHub and team chats
A federal judge rejected xAI's attempt to dismiss a lawsuit alleging its Colossus data center operated at least 35 gas turbines without required permits
OpenAI plans to combine ChatGPT and Codex usage limits while integrating Work features into Chat, with unlimited Instant conversations excluded from the shared allowance
Apple's CEO John Ternus says the company will prioritize useful AI features that improve its products rather than adding AI simply to follow industry trends
AI Art Spotlight
Create Your Own Photo Like This Using the Prompt Below:
Create a vertical luxury infographic poster, 4:5. Swiss design grid, museum catalog typography, ultra-premium product rendering.Subject: [Object], rendered as an elegant exploded-view diagram, suspended in mid-air. Every component floats with precise spacing, revealing both the outer shell and the internal structure at once.Outer shell: [Most Recognizable Outer Materials And Silhouette]Internal structure: [Key Mechanisms And Inner Components]Design legacy: [Origin Decade, Designer Or Maker, Cultural Meaning]Surfaces show correct material behavior for what the object is actually made of: metal, leather, glass, ceramic, fabric, rubber, carbon fiber, etc. Thin callout lines, tiny part numbers, and tasteful annotations label the components.Typography:Large title: "[OBJECT IN UPPERCASE]"Subtitle: "Anatomy of Desire"Microtext: materials, origin decade, design notes, cultural associations.Model: ChatGPT Images 2.5 / Nano Banana 2.1
Prompt of the Day
LinkedIn Prompts That Make Content Creation Actually Useful
These 12 LinkedIn prompts help you research buyer questions, write in your real voice, plan stronger posts, and improve content based on what drives useful conversations. They turn scattered ideas, sales insights, and existing expertise into a repeatable content process.