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Purchase Advice and Observable Buyer Responses in Real AI Conversations
Benjamin Tannenbaum
How often does a generative assistant persuade someone to buy, or persuade them not to buy? Conversation logs contain recommendations, but they do not necessarily record subsequent…
Beyond the Final Prompt: Measuring the Effect of Within-Conversation Context on AI Answers
Benjamin Tannenbaum
An isolated final user message is often treated as the query in evaluations of AI systems. In a conversation, however, the actionable request may be distributed across preceding tu…
The Prompt Is Not the Query: How Request State Evolves Across Multi-Turn AI Conversations
Benjamin Tannenbaum
AI-search evaluation commonly treats a prompt as a stable query that can be counted, classified, and replayed in isolation. A conversation makes that unit of analysis questionable:…
Answer-Reconstruction Search Density: Measuring the Query and Source Work Compressed by Conversational Answers
Benjamin Tannenbaum
Conversational systems can collapse a visible sequence of web queries, result inspections, and source comparisons into a single synthesized answer. Existing retrieval metrics evalu…