Paper: AI Impact Depends on How Humans Use Advice
daveholtz · x · 2026-07-11
This paper argues that in open-ended tasks, AI's impact depends not only on the advice it gives but also on how users choose and execute it.
The authors conclude that human judgment remains a crucial complement to AI assistance: the final outcome of identical AI advice varies based on the user's filtering, adoption, and implementation methods.
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