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Anthropic on Thursday announced a new beta feature for Claude To help you better understand and think about your use of Artificial intelligence tools. It gives you access to a visual dashboard to see how you’re interacting with the chatbot, and how you can best optimize your time using it, according to Blog post.
Finding new ways to get the most out of AI isn’t just a concern among users; Creators want the same thing so you’ll keep using their products. And while Giving your data to AI can be unsettlingit is helpful to see a feature that will provide you with some of your information in a way that may be useful.
The new reflection tool will identify your usage patterns and provide you with a summary of what you spent the most time doing during a specific time frame. Currently, you can choose time frames of one, three, six or 12 months to dial in your usage or get a broader perspective. Anthropic says it will soon add a specific view of how much time you’ve spent using Claude, too.
The reflection dashboard will provide insights into your overall usage, peak activity, conversation line charts, and task breakdown charts. You can set quiet hours or get reminders to take a break after a certain amount of time using Claude as well.
Anthropic says you can build new skills within the Thinking Dashboard and improve the ways you work with Claude, using 4D AI Fluency Framework. The framework consists of skills that include delegation, description, discrimination, and diligence.
The new Reflection dashboard will show you what you spent the most time doing for a specific period of time.
Your reflection gives you a summary of how you and Claude will interact across each of the pillars of the 4D framework. It will also provide suggestions on how to improve your workflow with Claude, such as starting a project instead of re-explaining the context.
The Mirroring dashboard will not include information from incognito conversations or file usage from tools you have previously connected to. The blog post gives a specific example where if you ask Claude to summarize your email inbox, the summary itself may appear in the reflection, but the specific emails will not. Any conversation related to the health integration tool will also be excluded from your consideration.
Anthropic says it worked with digital media and wellness experts from MIT Media Lab’s Developing Humans with AI program, Boston Children’s Hospital’s Digital Wellness Lab and the Family Online Safety Institute to build the tool. The blog post says that although sensitive conversations can emerge with reflection, they will only emerge at a high level.
Reflective Dashboard is now available in free trial, Pro and Max users Who have enabled memory in their cloud accounts. You can access your reflection by opening Settings on the web or desktop app and selecting that option Reflect your usage. Currently, there are no ideas for teamwork conversations, but they will be available soon.