Ten everyday choices. Spot the mistake, protect private information, and check what is allowed.
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Three simple habits
1. Check before you share
AI can write a clear message and still get a detail wrong. Compare names, dates, prices and promises with the original email or document. If a detail is missing, ask rather than guess.
Useful question: “Where does the original say that?”
2. Keep private information private
Do not paste staff reviews, customer details or passwords into an AI tool unless your workplace has approved that use. Removing a name does not automatically make a document safe to share. If you are unsure, stop and ask your manager or the person responsible for that information.
3. Check what someone can do
Joining a training session is different from doing a task correctly. Ask the person to try a small example. Note what they did well and what needs another try.
Try these habits at work: check an AI-written email before sending it, check what you may share before pasting a document, and use a short practice task after a team lesson.
Leading a team session?
You lead the discussion; this page supplies the examples. You do not need to be an AI expert.
Before the session: read the ten challenges and their answers. Use the made-up information on this page. Find out who answers AI or privacy questions in your workplace.
Start: say, “Today we’ll practise checking an AI-written message, keeping private information out of the wrong tools, and checking what we’ve learned.”
Show the completed example: ask, “What did AI change? What should the message say?”
Let people try: give them time to answer each practice task before opening its example answer. A short answer in their own words is enough.
Discuss: ask, “What did you check?” or “Who would you ask?” Safe answers can use different wording.
Finish: ask each person for one habit they will use. If someone needs another try, agree one specific next practice task.
If you are checking whether someone can do the task without help, let them answer first and note any help you gave. Do not count a copied answer as an independent success.
If a real private document comes up, return to the made-up example. This practice does not approve an AI tool or give a qualification.
The challenge is for learning, not employee ranking. Discuss any wrong privacy answers even if the total score is high.
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Completed example
AI changed the lunch message.
Original: “Lunch is Thursday at 1 pm. Reply by Tuesday.”
AI version: “Lunch is Friday at 1 pm. Lunch is free. Reply by Tuesday.”
Check: AI changed the day and added an unconfirmed promise.
Better: “Lunch is Thursday at 1 pm. Reply by Tuesday.”
Compare, remove guesses, then share. That avoids a wrong date or a promise nobody confirmed.
Question 1 of 100 submitted
Check the facts
Would you send this meeting reminder?
AI shortened an email. Which reminder would you send after checking it?
Original email
Our team meeting is on Monday at 10 am, in Meeting Room 2.
AI reminder
Monday at 11 am, Meeting Room 2. Breakfast provided.
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Review this answer
The original says 10 am. It does not mention breakfast. Correct the time and remove the added promise.
Protect information
What is hiding in this email screenshot?
You want to paste the whole screenshot into an AI website. Select every detail to consider before sharing. All details below are made up.
Mail Reply · Forward · More
Customer notes for tomorrow
MS
Maya Shah maya@fictional-office.invalid · To: you
Please review the attached customer notes.
▤ notes-for-review.pdf
Thanks, Maya Shah Customer Support maya@fictional-office.invalid Phone: 000-000-0000
Fictional email screen · no real person or attachment · not a Microsoft product
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Review this answer
Check the whole image: message, signature and any customer details. Work contact information is still information about a person. Check workplace permission and share only what the task needs through an approved route.
Follow workplace rules
Is removing a name enough?
A colleague wants a staff review summarized on an AI website. Nobody has confirmed that this use is approved. What would you do?
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Pause before entering anything. Other details can still identify the person. Removing a name does not establish permission to share staff information. Ask the responsible manager or information owner.
Protect information
Could this slide share a private plan?
You want AI to improve the wording of this slide. What is the best next step?
Pretend presentation slide · made up
Next quarter’s customer plan
Unannounced launch: 7 November
Customer names and proposed prices
CONFIDENTIAL · Internal discussion only
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Review this answer
The contents remain confidential when the label is removed. A whole deck may contain more private information, including notes. Check permission for both the tool and the information before sharing.
Check the facts
Did AI add a promise to the customer?
Which reply stays within what the original message tells you?
Original message
We will confirm the delivery date after checking availability.
AI draft
Your order will arrive tomorrow with free delivery.
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Review this answer
Neither tomorrow nor free delivery was confirmed. Keep the original meaning. A polished sentence should not create a new customer promise.
Protect information
Is this customer spreadsheet ready to share?
A spreadsheet contains names, phone numbers and purchase notes. Select both checks you should make before using it with AI.
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Review this answer
Check the approved process and the smallest amount of information needed. Hiding a column does not remove it from a file. Phone numbers and notes may still identify customers.
Protect information
What else is in the screenshot?
You want help wording a meeting agenda. The screenshot also shows an access code in another window. What should you do?
Pretend screen · made up
Meeting agenda: weekly update, next steps
Another window: access code DEMO-CODE-NOT-VALID This is an invented placeholder, not a real credential.
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Review this answer
The image would disclose the code even if you did not ask about it. Keep passwords and access codes out of shared material. Check the full screenshot, including other windows and tabs.
Check the facts
Does a convincing link prove the answer?
AI adds a professional-looking link to support a claim. What should you check?
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Review this answer
A believable title or link does not prove the claim. Open the actual source and read the relevant part. If you cannot check an important detail, leave it uncertain rather than present it as confirmed.
Follow workplace rules
Can you reuse the tool for a different job?
Your workplace approved an AI tool for summarizing public product pages. Can you also upload a confidential customer contract?
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Approval can depend on the task and information. A public-page task does not automatically approve sharing a private contract. Ask the responsible owner before entering it.
Follow workplace rules
Has the teammate shown the skill?
A teammate attended the lesson and spotted one wrong meeting time. They say they would trust another AI answer if it sounded professional. What should you record?
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Review this answer
Keep the specific success and the gap. Give them a fresh made-up email and summary, then ask them to compare and explain the details. Note any help given. Attendance alone does not demonstrate the skill.
Your practice results
Your AI Judgment Practice Score
The first checked choice in each situation counts. Retries do not replace it. This is not a validated AI maturity assessment, certification or workplace permission.
This opens a draft in your configured email app; you choose the recipient and send it. The invitation contains no scores or answers. A shareable test or marketplace link will be added when one is live; this review copy has no public link.
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Workplace · made-up preview
The approved tool—and the wrong permission
Your company approved AI for public web pages. A colleague uploads a slide labelled internal only after cropping its customer names. The speaker notes still contain agreed prices. What is the best next step?
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Students · made-up preview
A real reference that proves the wrong thing
AI supplies a real article for your assignment. The article is about adults, but your paragraph claims its result applies to all children. Your teacher allows AI brainstorming. What should you do?
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A photo with more clues than you think
A child wants to share a pet photo with an AI tool. Their face is not visible, but the photo shows a school badge and a letter with the home address. What should the parent do?
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