Using privacy-preserving methods, we study 207,000 Claude and Claude Code research sessions to understand how Claude is used across scientific fields and research tasks
zach_moore 1 day ago|
So they violated user's preference settings but they "preserved privacy"
dbgrman 1 day ago||
that's such a long read. can't they make it more digestable/readable on the blog and then leave the rest into a paper?
wslh 1 day ago||
Am I the only one who finds Claude overly assertive and confident for research? I tend to get more value out of other models (e.g. Gemini 4 Argon) even if they make mistakes, and then use Claude to revise and polish.
7373737373 1 day ago|
I agree, LLMs in general tend to misuse words and concepts like "proof" - when they have only partially or sloppily carried out an (heuristic) argument, or in situations where a proof is not possible at all, only empirical evidence. This has improved with recent models but has not been entirely solved
kian 1 day ago||
"less in the health and lab-based sciences"... Wow. Got to love how they report the intended effects of their biology/chemistry query censorship as if it was some neutral result, without any mention of its likely cause.
`In other news, we report that there seems to be significantly less cybersecurity research done on our platform than other areas of computer science` /s