R0031/2026-03-27/C013 — Claim Definition¶
Claim as Received¶
Research presented at CHI 2025 (He et al.) found that AI receives less credit than humans for equivalent work.
Claim as Clarified¶
Research presented at CHI 2025 (He et al.) found that AI receives less credit than humans for equivalent work.
BLUF¶
Confirmed. He, Houde, and Weisz presented 'Which Contributions Deserve Credit?' at CHI 2025. N=155 knowledge workers. Finding: 'across nearly all natures of contribution, participants assigned AI partners less authorship credit than human partners for equivalent contributions.' Specific examples: for equal writing, AI scored -0.67 (secondary authorship) vs human -0.16 (equal authorship).
Scope¶
- Domain: AI attribution, film studies, academic standards
- Timeframe: Various
- Testability: Verifiable against primary sources
Assessment Summary¶
Probability: Almost certain (95-99%)
Confidence: High
Hypothesis outcome: Hypothesis supported: H1 — Paper, venue, authors, and finding all confirmed. Hypotheses eliminated: H2, H3.
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Status¶
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Date created | 2026-03-27 |
| Date completed | 2026-03-27 |
| Researcher profile | None provided |
| Prompt version | Unified Research Standard v1.0-draft |
| Revisit by | 2027-03-27 |
| Revisit trigger | New evidence or policy updates |