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
A colleague asked an AI which article governs maternity leave. The answer names an article, a clause and a sentence that sounds like statute text. They want to use it in a reply to an employee this afternoon. What is your best advice?
Scenario 2 of 6
In the same conversation that wrote your monthly report, you ask the AI to list the claims to check. It returns 12 claims, all marked "verified". What is the best next step?
Scenario 3 of 6
The Q&A assistant at your office answers a travel-expense question and names a 2023 policy document. The app has no search button. What is the most appropriate step?
Scenario 4 of 6
Ten minutes before a meeting, an AI with search gives you a summary of a new rule with three links: one to a government body's site, two to consultants' blogs. You only have time for one check. What do you do?
Scenario 5 of 6
An AI drafted a quotation letter with a total price, a delivery deadline, the recipient's name and a slightly stiff opening line. You have five minutes before sending. What do you check first?
Scenario 6 of 6
An AI agent you asked to move 200 customer records to a new system reports: "Done, 200 records moved, no errors." The billing team will use the data tomorrow morning. Which step fits our routine?
