I'm not sure how that would fit, and if it does, I guess it wouldn't be ordered by remaining time, which seems quite important.
Personally, I dislike top-center notifications, it seems cleaner to me to show them on the corners (which corner depending on which type of notification).
I would make them permanently visible, but detachable/reattachable by right-clicking on the main icons (which now does nothing). That is, using my example, if one right-clicks on the Match Settings icon, the three "Wonder" notifications disappear, and reappear if done again. Then one has fast and easy control of what wants to be shown.
Sending every AI output to a person creates delay without guaranteeing careful review, while sending none can hide costly errors. A better design routes cases according to both uncertainty and the consequence of a wrong decision. This human-in-the-loop AI design can define those boundaries.
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An AI review workflow should record approval, correction or rejection as distinct outcomes. Corrections may become evaluation cases after privacy review. The queue also needs a fallback when reviewers are unavailable. Pausing the action is safer than silently approving it.
This is an interesting take. In my version I was aiming to show diplomacy related items (ceasefire) under the diplomacy icon and match related items (wonder/regicide) under the match settings icon. I'm not sure if you mean for it to be permanently visible or visible on hover? But if permanently visible it could replace the wonder notifications that normally show in the top-center text notifications area.
I like @Obelixidea of putting (a more concise) version string to the left of the main shield AND @wowgetoffyourcellphone we can have the version string added to the screenshot name as described already.
I think I should try to implement these ideas in my mod for testing.