What is the 30% rule in AI?
Not measured — no engine answer has been captured on this question yet. That is different from the engines answering and naming nobody.
0 of 5 names confirmed · named in 2 or more of 5 answers · 0 engines
The 30% rule in AI is a guideline suggesting that AI should automate a significant portion of routine tasks, while humans retain a portion of the work that requires creativity, judgment, and oversight. It is a framework for balancing efficiency with human responsibility, and its exact interpretation can vary depending on the context and organization. The rule is not a strict law, but rather a heuristic for guiding human-AI collaboration.
- 1Generative, Inc.named in 1 of 5 answersone answer
- 2Golabsnamed in 1 of 5 answersone answer
- 3Vireo Sentinelnamed in 1 of 5 answersone answer
- 4ThinkAutomatednamed in 1 of 5 answersone answer
- 5Exceeds AInamed in 1 of 5 answersone answer
The full measurement
- The position each of the 5 engines gave all 5 names.
- How many of the 5 answers named each of them.
- Where the engines disagree, and by how much.
- Fan-out — the query each engine actually searched.
- Every citation, and the sources nobody cited.