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An Anthropic randomized trial had 52 engineers (mostly junior) learn an unfamiliar Python library; the AI-assisted group averaged 50% on the comprehension quiz, while the handwritten-code group averaged 67%, with the largest gap on debugging-type questions; the speed advantage brought by AI was about 2 minutes and was not statistically significant.
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