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    Successful work per hour as a measure of AI productivity

    A post cites a study in which task success rose from 59% to 93% while completion time fell 38%, suggesting that time savings alone may miss part of AI’s value.

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    A post suggests that successful work per hour may matter more than hours saved when measuring AI productivity. Citing a study with task success rising from 59% to 93% and completion time falling 38%, it calculates roughly 2.5 times as many successful outcomes per unit of time. The argument: there’s value in completing work that otherwise gets dropped, delayed, done wrong or done twice.

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    Hiten Shah@hnshahWe’ve been measuring AI productivity in hours saved. This study suggests another metric might matter more. Successful work per hour. Task success went from 59% to 93% while completion time fell 38%. Together, that works out to roughly 2.5x more successful outcomes per unit of time. There’s a lot of ROI hiding in work that used to get dropped, delayed, done wrong, or done twice.21d

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    Hiten Shah@hnshahWe’ve been measuring AI productivity in hours saved. This study suggests another metric might matter more. Successful work per hour. Task success went from 59% to 93% while completion time fell 38%. Together, that works out to roughly 2.5x more successful outcomes per unit of time. There’s a lot of ROI hiding in work that used to get dropped, delayed, done wrong, or done twice.21d