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AI-supported argumentative writing yields three distinct uptake clusters (text reproducers, text integrators, text reconstructors) based on recurring n-gram overlap

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q3 i? Preregistered study of 131 ChatGPT-supported writers found a three-cluster solution of uptake patterns, with clusters differing in n-gram overlap length and proportion of copied content. → Teresa Luther · Kate Belcher · Joachim Kimmerle · Detmar Meurers · Ulrike Cress 2026

Evidence

Teresa Luther · Kate Belcher · Joachim Kimmerle · Detmar Meurers · Ulrike Cress 2026

Teresa Luther · Kate Belcher · Joachim Kimmerle · Detmar Meurers · Ulrike Cress (2026). Collaborative knowledge construction with generative AI: Exploring argumentative co-writing processes through n-gram and cluster analysis. Intern. J. Comput.-Support. Collab. Learn. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11412-026-09470-1

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In the preregistered study (n = 131 participants who interacted with ChatGPT), recurring n-grams between AI responses and final texts were extracted, binned, and clustered via PCA and k-means. The authors "empirically identified three distinct clusters of participants on the basis of their textual overlap patterns." A scree plot showed the elbow at k = 3.

"Using an argumentative writing task, in which individuals could use ChatGPT, we empirically identified three distinct clusters of participants on the basis of their textual overlap patterns."

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type claim
id three-uptake-clusters-human-ai-cowriting
title AI-supported argumentative writing yields three distinct uptake clusters (text reproducers, text integrators, text reconstructors) based on recurring n-gram overlap
description AI-supported argumentative writing yields three distinct uptake clusters (text reproducers, text integrators, text reconstructors) based on recurring n-gram overlap
status review
evidence_strength moderate
newest_evidence 2026
generated by process:wiki-ingest on 2026-10-18
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