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When Less Is More: Managing AI Adoption with Adaptive Incentive Design
We study gaming and adaptive incentive design in AI adoption. A large medical-device company required roughly 5,000 employees to submit at least 200 queries per month to an internal AI assistant. First-time use increased significantly after the mandate, but usage patterns suggested gaming: query cou
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