AI Is a Tool, Not the Outcome.

Quick Check-In

Before we get started, how confident are you in knowing when AI can help with a task and when your own judgment needs to take the lead?

AI can help accelerate parts of the work, but the goal isn't to use AI simply because it's available.

The better question is:

Where can AI reduce effort, improve quality, or create capacity while keeping human judgment where it matters?

Reduce effort

  • Summarize
  • Organize
  • Draft
  • Compare

Improve quality

  • Explore alternatives
  • Identify gaps
  • Refine communication
  • Challenge thinking

Create capacity

  • Automate repetitive work
  • Accelerate first drafts
  • Surface patterns
  • Prepare for decisions

  • Tasks that involve drafting, summarizing, organizing, brainstorming, comparing, structuring, or transforming information may be good candidates.

  • Decisions involving confidential information, significant business risk, people decisions, legal or regulatory implications, or information that cannot easily be verified require greater judgment and appropriate organizational guidance.

It’s still important to review the response for accuracy, relevance, and fit before using it.

Expand to reveal:

Human judgment still matters.

Select all that apply.

How are you already using AI at work?

There’s no single “right” way to use AI. The opportunity is to identify where it can improve the work while keeping judgment where it matters.