An AI model should use growth metrics by default. Growth metrics show progress that only increases. This design avoids user anxiety about losing progress.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
An AI model should use growth metrics by default.
Growth metrics show progress that only increases. This design avoids user anxiety about losing progress.
An AI model should show additive numbers for user progress. These numbers always go up. This method replaces metrics like 'streaks.' It removes the anxiety of losing progress. The user sees only positive growth.
A student uses an AI learning tool. The tool shows '15 lessons completed, 3 new words learned today.' It does not show a 'daily streak' counter. The student feels encouraged by constant progress, not worried about missing a day.
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An AI model should use growth metrics by default. Growth metrics show progress that only increases. This design avoids user anxiety about losing progress.