AI collaboration and independent verification
Preserve your initial judgment, audit an AI candidate and use independent transfer to check understanding.
This exercise uses prewritten candidates without a model connection. You may use an actual answer after removing private information.
- Write an independent conclusion and uncertainty; save the draft.
- Split the candidate into claims; check source, calculation, inference and conditions.
- Explain adoption, revision or rejection for each claim; confident tone is not evidence.
- Close the candidate and solve a new task; record assistance.
Fictional material: 100 registered, 40 completed, 36 passed. Candidate: “90% of registrants passed; the course improved everyone’s ability by 90%.”
Independent attempt and revision
Independently calculate both denominators, audit each claim and revise. Transfer: twenty bookings among fifty visits—does this establish 40% of residents booked?
Reference and self-check
36/40=90% is among completers; 36/100=36% is recorded passes among registrants. Without ability measurements and comparison, improvement is unsupported. Twenty of fifty describes visits, not residents.
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