A short AI-written briefing at the top of your dashboard, covering your next few lessons and the weather at the resort where the first of them is. A new one is written the first time you open your dashboard each day, and you can refresh it manually up to 5 times.
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A short AI-written briefing at the top of your dashboard — your next few lessons and the weather where the next one is. It's written fresh the first time you open your dashboard each day, and you can refresh it up to 5 times a day.
The AI Daily Summary is a short briefing that appears at the top of your student dashboard. It reads your next few lessons and the forecast for the resort where the first of them is, and writes them up as a few lines you can scan in seconds.
It works from your upcoming bookings, so it has the most to say when you have a lesson coming up. With nothing booked, you'll get a short, general note instead.
A new summary is written the first time you open your dashboard each day, so it describes the day you are actually looking at. If something changes later on — fresh snowfall, a new booking — you can refresh it manually up to 5 times per day using the refresh button on the card.
The button shows how many refreshes you have left and stops working once you have used them all, and the count resets the next day. The limit is there because writing the summary takes a bit of AI processing; the cap keeps things fast for everyone.
If you would rather not have it, use the opt-out link at the bottom of the card, or switch off AI daily briefing in your dashboard's notification settings. The card shrinks to a single line with a "Turn it on" button, and nothing is generated for you while it is off. You can switch it back on from either place.
The summary is AI-generated and mostly accurate, but not infallible. If it gets something wrong — misreads a date, flags the wrong resort — ignore that line and refresh. Your actual bookings and data are never wrong; only the summary text that describes them occasionally is.
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