Check AI drafts before you send them
AI tools write fluent text that can still be wrong. These pages explain how mistakes get in, which parts of a draft to check, and a short routine to follow each time.
All the notes
Why AI-written drafts contain mistakesWhy a fluent, confident AI draft can still contain false details, and what that means for a small business that wants to use the text.
What to check in an AI draft: a plain checklistA plain checklist of the parts of an AI-written draft that need checking before a small business sends, posts or relies on the text.
Checking names, numbers and dates in AI textHow to catch wrong names, figures and dates in an AI-written draft, including day-first and month-first date mix-ups between countries.
Checking claims and sources an AI draft gives youHow to tell whether a source or quote in an AI draft is real, and whether it says what the draft says it does, before you rely on it.
A simple review routine before you sendA short, repeatable routine for reviewing an AI-written draft before it goes out, built to fit into a busy day without skipping the checks that matter.
Which drafts need a second person to read themWhen one careful read of an AI draft is enough, and when a second person should check it too, based on what the text says and who sees it.