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technology4 hours ago•6 min saved

Anthropic Teases Personal AI Fluency Scorecard in Claude

Anthropic is turning its AI Fluency research into a user-facing feature in Claude, adding an AI Fluency scorecard in the settings that rates activity across Chat, CoWork, and Claude Code. The strongest demonstrated behavior highlighted is iteration and refinement, a key predictor of good AI use. That study found iteration and refinement to be the strongest predictor of good AI use. The scorecard returns a fraction, for example 7.5 out of 11, and offers guidance on which habits to strengthen, accessible directly from Claude. This move pushes users toward safer, more deliberate collaboration with AI; next, try memory to broaden your signal and workflow.

via TestingCatalog AI News|

#ai-fluency #ai-governance #anthropic

sports9 months ago•3 min saved

Trump Urges Hall of Fame Induction for Roger Clemens Amid Baseball Debate

Retired baseball pitcher Roger Clemens revealed that President Donald Trump finished last in their golf game at Trump National Golf Club, contradicting Trump's claims of frequent victories. The article also discusses Trump's controversial golf record, allegations of cheating, and his support for Clemens's Hall of Fame induction amid steroid allegations, which Clemens denies.

via The Daily Beast|

#donald-trump #golf #hall-of-fame

sports3 years ago•2 min saved

Teofimo Lopez Claims Jr. Welterweight Title in Controversial Win over Josh Taylor

Teofimo Lopez won the fight against Josh Taylor, but two of the judges nearly scored it as a majority draw. Judge Benoit Roussel scored the fight 117-111 for Lopez, while Judges Steve Gray and Joseph Pasquale both had the bout 115-113 for Lopez. Lopez had to win the 12th round to avoid a majority draw. The fight was not as close as the scorecards suggested, and Taylor had no argument to be that close to leaving with the WBO belt.

via Bad Left Hook|

#boxing #josh-taylor #judges

gaming3 years ago•1 min saved

"Wordle Golf: A Competitive Twist on the Classic Game"

The New York Times has introduced a new competitive way to play Wordle called Wordle Golf. Players can grab a group of friends, family members, or co-workers and choose nine straight days to play Wordle. Each day, all members should record their scores on a scorecard, and the player with the lowest score wins. If a player misses a day, adds an extra seven points to their score. The scorecard was inspired by Alex Rainert and his friends, who played a full 18 days of Wordle Golf together.

via The New York Times|

#competition #fun #gaming