Actors internalized the AI's questioning style, self-generating similar questions after the tool was removed¶

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q3 i? After AI assistance was removed, participants reported a high tendency to recall the AI's questioning style or self-generate similar questions (M = 4.87 on a 7-point scale). → Sora Kang 2026

Evidence¶

Sora Kang 2026¶

Sora Kang. (2026). Stop Writing for Me: Generative Refusal in AI Tools for Thought. In Proceedings of CHI 2026 Workshop on Tools for Thought. https://arxiv.org/abs/2607.24751 doi:10.48550/arxiv.2607.24751

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Post-study residual-effect measurement in the 14-day field study. Participants reported "a high ten- dency to recall the AI's questioning style or self-generate similar questions (𝑀= 4.87on a 7-point scale)", a descriptive mean with no effect size.

"after AI assistance was removed, participants reported a high ten- dency to recall the AI's questioning style or self-generate similar questions (𝑀= 4.87on a 7-point scale)"

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