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... One thing that I found surprising is that the authors identify a group of high AI achievers, AI users who report that AI has improved both their productivity and the quality of their work, who are contrasted with low AI achievers.

This reminded me of an article I read several years ago, which I tracked down: ChatGPT Attends University. It too identifies a class of "high AI achievers" and contends that "when colleges ban AI tools like ChatGPT, they (inadvertently) select for the sneaky, savvy students."

In this case, the high achievers are the successful cheaters. The big picture, though, is that, like all cheaters, they are cheating themselves.