All posts tagged: Briefings

Claude Co-Work Skills Guide: 7 Tools for Briefings, Notes, and Slides

Claude Co-Work Skills Guide: 7 Tools for Briefings, Notes, and Slides

Published by skeptic

Claude Cowork offers a range of AI-driven features designed to simplify daily workflows and enhance productivity. In a recent breakdown by Brock Mesarich | AI for Non Techies, the focus is on seven specific skills that can make a tangible difference in how you approach your workday. For instance, the Morning Briefing Skill consolidates your calendar, emails, tasks and news into a single, automated dashboard. This feature provides a clear overview of your day, allowing you to prioritize effectively without toggling between multiple platforms. This guide explores actionable ways to integrate these skills into your routine. You’ll learn how to use the Research Assistant Skill to generate detailed, source-backed overviews in minutes, saving hours of manual effort. Additionally, discover how the Meeting Notes to Action Items Skill can streamline team accountability by turning discussions into structured task lists. Whether you’re looking to improve communication with visual aids or create custom workflows tailored to your needs, this breakdown offers practical insights to help you work smarter. Claude Cowork Overview TL;DR Key Takeaways : Claude Cowork is …

Pentagon Blocks Photographers From Hegseth’s Briefings on the Iran War

Pentagon Blocks Photographers From Hegseth’s Briefings on the Iran War

Published by Sam Flores

NEW YORK (AP) — The Pentagon has not permitted photographers to cover Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s last two briefings on the war in Iran, and hasn’t explained the change in longstanding policy. A Pentagon spokesman, Joel Valdez, declined to comment for this story. The Defense Department under Hegseth has had a contentious relationship with the news media assigned to cover him. Most mainstream news organizations have left their desks at the Pentagon rather than accept new Trump administration rules that restrict their movements and who they can talk to. They’ve been replaced at the Pentagon by a newly constituted press corps that agreed to the rules and to a large extent work for outlets that are supportive of President Donald Trump. The Pentagon has been giving passes to reporters who vacated their desks at the Pentagon in order to attend Hegseth’s briefings on the war. Although Hegseth infrequently recognizes those legacy news reporters at the briefings, he did call on one of them, Eric Schmitt of The New York Times, on Tuesday. The Times has …