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The Club’s reputation for innovation is about to be boosted still further. We have agreed to take a leading role in a trial of use of AI (‘Artificial Intelligence’) to help with the administration of croquet.
The trial has been approved by the SCF (Southern Croquet Federation) and Croquet England (CqE). It starts from today and will run until the end of September, after which the results and lessons learned will be reviewed. A review panel will be drawn from our Club, SCF and CqE and their report will be submitted to CqE and SCF in time for the relevant committees to decide how to proceed. Several AI ‘models’ were evaluated, including ChatGPT from OpenAI, Claude from Anthropic and Gemini from Google. HWCC already uses Google for our G-Drive folders and files, and we therefore argued for Gemini to be the trial model. This has been agreed. Steve Morton our IT specialist will be helping users get their heads around how to use Gemini. Recent articles in The Economist and The Guardian have emphasised the value of testing out AI by applying it to well-understood tasks. For croquet, this obviously includes managing tournament entries, recording results, maintaining membership lists etc. But HWCC is determined to go further. So, the Committee has decided to trial the following:
All questions arising should be addressed to https://gemini.google.com because the Webnews Manager is sulking. Chris Webbley Webnews Manager (suspended)
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Richard Peperell
3/4/2026 06:18:02 pm
Very clever. I was taken in for a bit until the penny dropped. 🤣🤣
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