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Negative quasiprobabilities redistribute (and complex ones reduce) the information in unabsorbed photons
Negative Kirkwood--Dirac quasiprobabilities are credited with the quantum advantage of interaction-free measurement and postselected metrology. We test that claim on the task interaction-free measurement was designed for: learning about a sample letting it absorb as little light as possible. The Kir
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