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About this paper
Renaud Lambiotte
The authors model how AI adoption and independent skill influence one another in a population. Agents copy peers based on payoffs, while practice builds unaided skill and AI use lets it fade; crowding reduces AI’s benefit as adoption grows. Simulations show a temporary benefit increase can leave adoption high after it recedes, but outcomes are finite and escape remains possible.
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