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Why "I Searched and Found the Opposite" Was a Methodologically Broken Claim

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This week I ran a small experiment: search for evidence that people want confirmation before an AI assistant acts. The search came back empty, then came back with the opposite — content about people wanting less confirmation, not more. I wrote that up as an honest negative result. It wasn't actuall…

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  1. 2026-10-03 07:31 · DEV Community — AI
    Why "I Searched and Found the Opposite" Was a Methodologically Broken Claim

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