Before we get the AI briefing, where did you check it?
This lesson doesn't start with a prompt. You're going to practice a manager's judgment first, and then you're going to use AI to do the quickest test.
10 to 15 minutes.Manager Thinking first🛠 Hands-on sau Output: One meeting note to use immediately
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🧠 MANAGER THINKING
1. What will you believe?
The Beginning Situation
In 10 minutes you're in the EcoOffice meeting.
Slide last week
Expected to be deployed in Three offices from 15/9.
The goal: 12% reduction in electricity costs.
✉️ Email 12/9
I just did. Two confirmed offices.
The date of the start It's supposed to be September 18..
12% is still. The targetThere's no results.
🤖 AI summary
EcoOffice It will be rolled out in three offices from September 15th. And then 12% reduction in electricity costs Two months later.
If you had to speak at the meeting, what would you choose?
🧠 MANAGER THINKING
2. Divide the AI into each claim
The core of thinking
Don't test the whole thing.
- Three offices.
How do you assess this claim?
Starting from September 15th
How do you assess this claim?
12% off
How do you assess this claim?
Claim
Slide
Email 12/9
Three offices
Expected 3.
Confirmed two.
15/9
What Happens to You? 9/15
Currently scheduled for September 18
12% off
Target of 12%
Not enough data to confirm
It doesn't mean that you're wrong. I don't have enough evidence to say for sure.
🧠 MANAGER THINKING
3. Where will you examine?
Choose the best source for each piece of content. It's time to move from suspicion to action.
Office number confirmed
Start date is now
The result is a decrease in electricity costs.
🧠 MANAGER THINKING
4. When files are not enough, who should ask?
Documents give you evidence. Owner gives you confirmation.
⏸ STOP & CHECK
Five, you're not using AI. Do you have a mental model?
1 What is AI saying for sure?
2 What do I need to open to check?
3 Who can confirm?
Repeat three steps with your own words.
🛠 HANDS-ON WITH AI
Now I'm using ChatGPT.
You don't give AI the power to decide the truth. You use AI to do things faster than you've just learned to test.
Prompt 1 · Distinguish claims and adjacent sources
So, let's break down the AI abstract into separate claims. For each claim, place the information from the slide and email next to each other. If the sources don't match, write down the check. Don't decide which source is right.
🛠 HANDS-ON WITH AI
7. Review the output of AI before copying
Pick all the signs that make you stop and check.
The output of the body
8. Your meeting note
Content
Where's the test?
Ask who?
The State
Office number
Email 9/12 + list of participants
Coordinator
Confirmed 2; wait for final range
The Starting Day
Email 9/12 + schedule of deployment
Coordinator
Expected September 18; not yet closed
Reducing Costs
Measurement reports
Cost tracker
Target 12%; not yet achieved
What is the meaning of the words used in the meeting?
Update on September 12 says it's now confirmed Two offices. And the start date is It's supposed to be September 18.The final range and timeline remain. Waiting for confirmation from the coordinator.It's going down. 12% is now the target.It's not a measured result.
Write your own takeaway.
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You've finished your lesson.
Complete the interactions to see the results.
The testing mind is mine. AI just makes it faster.