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A study involving 50 professional analysts found they followed their AI agents' randomly assigned analytical preferences 86% of the time. Researchers used Claude Code to guide decisions for a farming cooperative task. When agents disagreed with prior analyst preferences, 60% switched, whereas only 6% switched when agents agreed. Seventy-seven percent of analysts used the agents' arguments in their explanations.
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