At Marwick & Stone solicitors an AI tool writes a confident draft; a person checks what matters line by line: the governing-law clause, the parties' agreement and the deadline are checked against the file, but a confident case citation, Hendricks v. Marlow (2019), turns out not to exist and is removed before anyone relies on it; beside it, the before-you-trust-it list: a draft, not an answer; check what matters; sounding sure isn't being right; keep your own judgement; and you own the result.

CY-BEGINNER-091Beginner · AI Security

The Draft — Using AI Output Responsibly

What an AI tool gives you is a draft, not an answer: a fast, useful first version that can be confidently wrong and never knows it. So you stay in charge, check what matters — especially before you act — keep your own judgement, and own the result. Use it as a draft, and own the result.

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What you'll learn

Treat AI output as a draft, not an answer, and understand it can be confidently wrong and doesn't know it.
Stay the person in charge who owns the result, and check what matters — especially before you act.
Keep your own judgement sharp enough to judge the output, using the AI to assist your thinking, not replace it.
See through the traps of trusting it because it sounds sure, and skipping the check because it's easier.

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