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Truth Layer
The Truth Layer is the badge system that tells you how trustworthy, directional, or risky a measure is.
Why it matters: It helps teams separate meaningful signals from vanity, misuse, or AI distortion before they optimize the wrong thing.
Example: A metric can be Meaningful, Leading, or Vanity Risk.
The percentage of AI-generated suggestions that users accept and apply.
Evaluation method
accepted_suggestions / total_suggestions_shown × 100
Signal type
leading
What it is best for
Evaluating AI suggestion quality
Whether the AI’s suggestions are relevant, trustworthy, and useful to users.
Tell you whether accepted suggestions led to good outcomes or whether users understood what they accepted.
Scenario: AI suggestions are the default option
What happens: Acceptance rate is artificially high because users rarely change defaults
What it really means: High acceptance may reflect default bias, not genuine preference or trust.
Recommendation: A/B test with non-default suggestions. Compare deliberate accepts vs passive non-rejection.
This entry is stronger when paired with:
Track suggestion type, context, and user segment. Distinguish explicit accepts from passive defaults.
Sample events
suggestion_shown, suggestion_accepted, suggestion_dismissed An AI email composer shows 72% suggestion acceptance. However, emails using AI suggestions receive 15% lower reply rates, suggesting the suggestions are convenient but not high quality.