Sorting a workflow: which steps AI may do
"Can we use AI?" is a question you answer step by step, not for the work as a whole. Three questions and three bins for sorting a workflow.
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An AI work policy that fits on one page
A policy nobody reads decides nothing. Six blocks on one A4 page, with the question each block answers, and a worked example.
ReadWhich changes need a substantive judgement
Not every change to a text deserves the same attention. A three-bin test for deciding which changes need a subject-matter judgement and which can simply be read along.
ReadAssessing a report that was made with AI
A report full of AI errors looks just as polished as a good one. A sample check on the sources shows the difference, and takes an afternoon.
ReadThe AI paragraph in a bid or tender
Nearly every AI paragraph in a proposal promises responsible use and says nothing else. A paragraph of four sentences, one per SEAL phase, does say something.
ReadChecking an AI summary for shifted meaning
A summary can be right in every detail and still claim more than its source. A three-point check for newsrooms that let AI summarise.
ReadCarrying a correction through everything built on the same source
One error in a source soon sits in five or ten pieces of content. Fix it in one place and the rest stays wrong. A list you build at publication solves that.
ReadRemoving invented sources from a literature review before delivery
An AI literature review contains references that look right and don't exist. A three-step check, per reference, and a log you can hand over with the work.
ReadChecking the step from finding to recommendation
The findings are right, but the recommendation goes further than they carry. A support table shows, for each recommendation, where the leap is and who gets to make it.
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Ninety minutes with the core team along your own workflow. Where it may go faster, and where credibility is at stake. You get one A4 with three observations and one recommendation. The amount is credited against a scan within three months.
The Working SessionIntro call, free.
A half-hour conversation about where your hours go. We won't chase you afterwards. You'll know whether this is for you, and so will we.
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We go through your AI use and knowledge work. What is demonstrable, where the gaps are, where the routine work sits and what it costs. You get a report in plain language, with an order of attack and a cost estimate. The report is yours, whether we continue together or not.
The AI Accountability ScanAfter that: setting up a tool, training a team, or building a system. And when it pays off, a standing partnership in which we review the AI use at set intervals and you get a written report each time. What that involves is in the offer.See the offer