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    90% of US working hours poorly covered by AI benchmarks●90% of US working hours are spent on tasks not covered well by AI benchmarksYhnCultureTelevision62820 min ago

    New research from Mercor's labor index indicates that 90% of hours worked in the United States are spent on tasks that existing AI benchmarks do not measure well. The finding suggests current evaluations of AI models, focused on narrow coding or reasoning tests, miss most of the real-world work people actually do. The claim is drawing attention amid debates over how quickly AI will automate jobs.

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    Washington Baker Heads to Scotland for World Shortbread Championships●Haven + Crumb baker heads to Scotland for World Shortbread Championships, but not before testing her recipe in Edmonds✉newsLifeFood13 min ago

    A baker from Haven + Crumb, based in Edmonds, Washington, is travelling to Scotland to compete in the World Shortbread Championships. Before making the trip, she tested and refined her recipe with local customers in Edmonds. The story highlights a small-town baker taking regional craft onto a global competitive stage.

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    Gully Cricket Takes Over a Golf Course●We Played Gully Cricket on a Golf Course▶youtubeSportGolf940.9K25 min ago

    A group of cricketers played gully cricket — the informal street version of the game popular across India — on a golf course, mixing the two very different sporting worlds. The unusual crossover, swapping manicured fairways for raw street-style batting and bowling, has drawn big attention, with viewers enjoying the clash of an elite venue and a backyard game.

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    Bavuma's captain's innings puts Australia on the back foot●Australia on the back foot as Bavuma plays captain’s innings for South Africa✉newsSportCricket26 min ago

    Temba Bavuma has led South Africa with a captain's innings against Australia, leaving the Australians struggling in their cricket Test match. Reports describe Australia being pushed onto the back foot as Bavuma anchored the South African batting. Fans and commentators are debating whether South Africa can convert the advantage into a famous win.

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