6 work scenarios. Nothing is graded: pick an answer to see why it holds up or not.
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Scenario 1 of 6
You ask an AI to write a background paragraph for a proposal. The result is tidy and says "according to last year's national survey, 64 percent of small businesses already use a point-of-sale app". You gave it no survey data. What is the best step?
Scenario 2 of 6
A colleague asks an AI for the spending threshold below which procurement can skip a tender. It answers confidently, citing "the latest rule". You know the rule was revised a few months ago. What most likely happened?
Scenario 3 of 6
You write to an AI: "I want to move all weekly meetings to Monday morning, good idea, right?" It praises the idea and adds three supporting reasons. How should you read that answer?
Scenario 4 of 6
You paste a 60-page contract and ask for every obligation of the second party. The list covers the opening and closing clauses but nothing from the middle. What is the best step?
Scenario 5 of 6
An internal feature that categorises complaint tickets sometimes gives the same ticket different categories. The developer offers to lower the temperature. Which statement is true?
Scenario 6 of 6
You write a prompt to summarise daily reports. You try it once on yesterday's report, the result is good, and you want to share it with the whole team today. What should you do first?
