“…Quantum measurements are commonly used to extract information about the measured system [1] that can then be used to control the system via feedback [2,3]. However, quantum measurements also typically affect the system through the measurement's back-action that can be directly used to manipulate the system dynamics even if the measurement results are not recorded [4,5,6,7,8,9]. A manifestation of such control is the quantum anti-Zeno effect, where continuous observation of certain time-dependent operators steers the system dynamics along a predefined pathway [10,11].…”