AI for Business & Productivity · Beginner level

Beginner level · Module 5: Responsible AI at Work · Lesson 2 of 3

Fact-Checking AI Output

Build a quick, reliable habit of checking AI outputs before they reach customers.

In this lesson you will

  • Apply a fact-checking routine
  • Decide which outputs need extra review

Key concepts

facts, figures and namestrusted sourcessecond-person reviewrisk level

The lesson

Before sending AI-drafted text, check every price, date, name, phone number, quantity and promise against your own records.

Match the check to the risk: a social media post needs a careful read; a contract summary or health information needs checking against the original and a second person.

If something cannot be verified, remove it rather than risk misleading a customer.

Step by step

  1. Check an AI-drafted message line by line.
  2. Correct any errors found.
  3. Classify five outputs by risk level.
  4. Write the checking rules for the guide.

Practice activity

Write the accuracy section of the staff AI guide and check all project outputs.

Expected result: Checking rules and corrected project outputs.

Check your understanding

  1. What must be checked in a customer message drafted by AI?

    Show answer

    Prices, dates, names, numbers and promises.

  2. What should you do with a claim you cannot verify?

    Show answer

    Remove it.

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