Build a digital intervention that measures the human time needed to produce AI-generated outputs
Build a digital intervention that measures the human time needed to produce AI-generated outputs
Project Details
Updated 07/24/26 · Edited by orgOne of my recurring experiences using AI is producing inhuman amounts of work.
Since 2022, I have drafted legal contracts, designed documents, grant applications, code. The result is output that I have limited personal expertise in.
I have produced significant results, beyond my own abilities.
What helps me honor my own humanity within the work?
I want to explore how to quantify the human output it would take to produce what AI does.
For example, recently I used Claude Design to create a designed workbook based on initial documents and content I had. In about 1 hour of time with AI I had a deliverable document to ship. How long would that document have taken a human designer (expert) or a typical administrative assistant (novice) to create?
I am building a digital intervention that measures AI output to human time because at some point, that number will be too large to close.
This metric would bring clarity alongside a person’s preferred large language model, ideally within the AI tool they already use.
Theory of Impact
Updated 08/17/26 · By grantmaking.aiMy goal is to quantify the human labor embedded in AI-generated output, making an unbridgeable productivity gap visible so people can stop unconsciously measuring their worth against it.
People
Updated 08/17/26 · By grantmaking.aiTeam Member
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