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canonicalName: "Harvard University"
aliases: ["Harvard", "Harvard Kennedy School AIPI"]
source_timestamps: ["00:02:35"]
tags: ["university", "research"]
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# Harvard University

## Profile

Harvard University, likely via the Harvard Kennedy School's AI Policy Institute (https://aipi.hks.harvard.edu/), is mentioned as the publisher of a study showing that students using AI tutors learned **more than twice as much material in less time** compared to traditional settings.

## Role In The Source

Provides the headline empirical anchor for [[claim-human-ai-collaboration-best]] — specifically the 'doubling' figure that motivates the human + AI optimal configuration.

## Caveats

The specific study citation is not provided in the talk. Domain of the study (problem-solving in math) may not generalize universally, but the directional finding is well-supported by the broader literature.