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Show Me Your Prompts! How Writers Feel About Sharing Prompts in Collaborative Text Editors
Generative AI writing assistants are becoming integrated into collaborative text editors; however, it is unclear how much information about a user's prompting activities should be shared with collaborators. We explore the effects of different levels of prompt information sharing within collaborative
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