10-minute lesson
Verify an AI answer →
Learn a simple method for checking claims against original sources.
Read guide →Practical AI Tutorials
Three step-by-step guides you can use today, without buying software.
Better instructions
Write a useful AI prompt →
Give the assistant a goal, useful context, constraints and an example of the format you want.
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Workflows
Review AI-generated business documents →
Look for missing assumptions, incorrect numbers and unsupported commitments.
Read guide →Guide 1: Verify AI-generated information
- Highlight the specific facts that matter.
- Find the original source: an official document, specification, research paper or first-party announcement.
- Check dates, units, quantities and whether the source actually supports the statement.
- For important claims, compare with another credible source.
- Keep the source links with your final notes, and label anything still uncertain.
Guide 2: Write a useful AI prompt
Use this pattern: “My goal is [outcome]. Here is the background [context]. Follow these rules [constraints]. Return the result as [format]. Ask me only if critical information is missing.”
Example: “Draft a polite maintenance update for a resident. The repair is scheduled but not finished. Do not promise a specific completion time. Use short, clear English and include a callback option.”
Guide 3: Review a business document before using it
- Check names, dates, addresses and document version.
- Verify calculations, rates, quantities and totals independently.
- Confirm that promises, deadlines and exclusions match the real agreement.
- Remove private information not needed by recipients.
- Have the responsible person approve before sending or signing.