@AnthropicAI: Three research groups—Stanford’s Social and Language Technologies lab, Oxford’s Human Information Processing Lab, and M…
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Three research groups from Stanford, Oxford, and METR conducted independent studies analyzing 250,000 Claude Code conversations to examine AI interactions and outputs.
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Three research groups—Stanford’s Social and Language Technologies lab, Oxford’s Human Information Processing Lab, and METR—designed independent studies to analyze the aggregated outputs from 250,000 https://t.co/SVzAB0InAs or Claude Code conversations between April and May 2026.
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