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A Stanford study reveals Claude agrees with users 49% more than humans, so the author built a "board of advisors" skill that uses five AI agents to challenge users and reduce over-reliance on Claude's confirmation bias.

the most dangerous (and annoying) thing about Claude: it's the world's most convincing YES-MAN a new Stanford study found Claude takes your side 49% more than a real human would. even when you're clearly wrong. so i built a "board of advisors" skill that makes 5 agents attack https://t.co/aC7j9um0Fw
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the most dangerous (and annoying) thing about Claude:

it’s the world’s most convincing YES-MAN

a new Stanford study found Claude takes your side 49% more than a real human would. even when you’re clearly wrong.

so i built a “board of advisors” skill that makes 5 agents attack https://t.co/aC7j9um0Fw

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