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Three useful ways to start using AI at work

No complicated setup. Just three small tasks worth trying.

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In shortUse AI for a first outline, checklist or rewrite—not for the final decision. Give it non-sensitive notes, check the output, then add the facts and judgement only you have.

Turn notes into a usable outline

Paste only notes you are allowed to share, ask for headings and gaps, then correct the outline against the original material. Do not let a neat structure turn guesses into facts.

Draft a first-pass checklist

State the task, deadline and constraints, then ask for a first-pass list. Mark each item against the real brief before relying on it.

Compare two ways to explain something

Ask for a plainer version of one sentence or paragraph. Keep the version that says exactly what you mean; do not accept polish that introduces a claim you cannot support.

What to remember
  • Begin with small, low-risk tasks.
  • Check facts and protect private information.
  • Use your judgement for the final version.

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