If Reviewers Accept 95% of Drafts Unchanged, They Stopped Reading
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Track one number when you put a generative model into a review workflow: how often reviewers accept the draft unchanged. Above roughly 95% and they've stopped reading. That's automation bias, and it looks exactly like success on every dashboard you have. The person's job changed from doing the work…
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If Reviewers Accept 95% of Drafts Unchanged, They Stopped Reading
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