Test Whether a Shared Graph Reduces Unexamined AI Influence
Proposed test: adapt Anthropic’s October 27, 2026 method using the proposed topic/link reviews and fixed materials. Hold sources, background coverage and model access comparable. Assign people by chance to strong AI alone, AI plus shared documents or AI plus 1Cademy; independently vary by chance which defensible option the AI favors. Measure opposing-preference choice shifts, independently scored unaided explanations of alternatives and justified choices. The hypothesis is less unexamined deference, not automatic opposition. Failure cases include shared blind spots, unsupported steps surviving review or excessive total authoring, review and learning effort. Agreement, disagreement and votes alone are not success measures. The undated 1Cademy page (captured November 8, 2026) proposes safeguards and a pilot, not demonstrated mitigation or implemented scientific approval.
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Scientific Oversight of AI-Assisted Research
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Contributing and Following a Path Are Different Practice Hypotheses
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Shared Learning Could Support Motivation for Scientific Review
Applying Four Study Designs to Proposed Topic and Link Review
A Filter Trade-off for Proposed Learning-Link Review
Case-Specific Questions for Topic and Learning-Link Review
Apply Record Distinctions to Content and Learning-Link Review
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Two Thinking-Trait Results Do Not Test Increasing Review Motivation