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Human–AI Collaboration at Scale: Task Criticality, Agency, and Friction Across 250,000 Conversations

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Ellen P. Goodman

“Anthropic shared usage data with Stanford's SALT Lab. The Lab's study found "productive friction" when users knew & cared enough to push Claude. Good illustration for students re utility of expertise. #friction @neilturkewitz.bsky.social @brettfrischmann.bs…”

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Ellen P. Goodman: Anthropic shared usage data with Stanford's SALT Lab. The Lab's study found "productive friction" when users knew & cared enough to push Claude. Good illustration for students re utility of experti…
Neil Turkewitz: Weird piece. It reads as if it were written by AI. I found it exceptionally unpersuasive. And a careless reader is likely to be misled by the language on cognitive offloading & agency. The paper us…
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