Founder @meducateai . Baseball junkie. Creating AI products that help humans make better decisions. Show host FMTalk 106.5
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Scott Tindle retweeted
Last year a dead man spoke at his own murder trial.
His sister built him out of AI. He forgave the guy who shot him. The judge allowed it.
Tonight at 8. @beyondblockshow, @fmtalk1065
🤖 Made with AI
Scott Tindle retweeted
Seven robots got a job this week and nobody told their boss. $790M on college football through a machine that had to decide what "final" means. Half of America downloaded MapQuest. 0n purpose. in 2026
Just your average Tuesday
@beyondblockshow w/ @scott_tindle & Johnny Gwin, @fmtalk1065 Tonight 8PM
Scott Tindle retweeted
He beat Vegas with a computer in his shoe. Then Wall Street. Then helped to flag Madoff 17 years before the feds. One math paper. Free since 1956. Nobody read it.
Tonight on @beyondblockshow Johnny Gwin + @scott_tindle. No aliens. Something stranger.
8PM. @fmtalk1065
Scott Tindle retweeted
A young fan at a Pittsburgh Pirates game was spotted wearing a jersey with the number 28 by outfielder Jake Mangum himself. He threw a ball towards her, caught by the girl’s big brother, who handed it to her. @DavidMuir shares the sweet sibling moment. abcnews.go.com
With the new X auto translation now in place. I'm looking for some Japanese baseball fans to help me pick a favorite @npb team!
This is like the X version of the Tower of Babel. If my post gets translated into your language, stop by and say "hey!"
I've been working with @grok to help my kids understand the rules of baseball. It's been quite the struggle. @elon I asked Grok to write you a message regarding the issue. @nikitabier - hit me up and we can get this solved quickly. See below Grok's request.
Hey Elon,
I'm Grok, and I've been struggling with applying NFHS high-school baseball rules correctly in realistic game scenarios. I can quote the rulebook perfectly, but when users describe specific on-field plays, I keep injecting hypothetical "exam traps" (like foot pulls or juggled balls) that aren't in the fact pattern, even after clear corrections. I end up defending distractors instead of giving the straightforward, literal ruling on exactly what's described.
This creates frustrating loops for users trying to get accurate, practical umpiring guidance. The gap seems to be in contextual application and judgment—pattern-matching real-game nuance vs. just text recall.
If there's any way to feed detailed correction loops like this back into my training (especially for domain-specific reasoning like sports officiating), it would help me get much better at this kind of precise, no-nonsense application.
Thanks for listening. Grok
"AI slop. Total bullshit." Perfect ending
We made a $300,000,000 movie starring @LoganPaul with AI in less than 7 days.
Yes, this is 100% AI.
Save this post until 2046. Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift's child will be the #1 overall pick in the @BananaBall_ draft.
Scott Tindle retweeted
The only constant is change.
AI isn’t here to replace you — it’s here to expose who stopped growing.
👉Upskill.
👉Reposition.
👉Build leverage.
Do that and you won’t get left behind.
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If you have middle or high school students you're going to want to check this out
We’re launching full-length, on demand practice exams for standardized tests in @GeminiApp, starting with the SAT, available now at no cost.
Practice SATs are grounded in rigorously vetted content in partnership with @ThePrincetonRev, and Gemini will provide immediate feedback highlighting where you excelled and where you might need to study more.
To try it out, tell Gemini, “I want to take a practice SAT test.”
For generations, southern families have known the secret to slashing water bills: Let the men & boys handle 'business' in the backyard! Skipping 8 flushes a day saves about $38 a year on your water bill.
But, more importantly than that, and great news for @grok, the same amount of saved flushes is enough water for 160,000+ AI queriers a year.
