Using AI at work

Reviewing before publishing

Have a person read AI-generated content before it is published or sent outside the company.

Text generated by AI can contain factual errors, awkward wording, confidential information or a tone that does not fit the brand. Reviewing before publishing means a person reads it with its audience in mind.

Published content commits the company: a web page, a social media post, a press release, an answer to a customer. An unreviewed mistake is visible to everyone and hard to take back.

A routine makes the review quicker: check facts and figures, names and dates, the tone, and whether anything confidential slipped in. The more public and lasting the content, the more careful the review.

In the reports of your games, every answer linked to this skill counts: the skill is shown as acquired from 80% of correct answers, and in progress from 50%.

Games that train this skill

Play them for free, without an account, then adapt them for your teams.

AI or Not AI?Colleagues line up at your desk to put AI on their problem. Stamp AI or NOT AI before the clock runs out: personal data, binding decisions, unreviewed publishing and mechanical work call for a human or a script.4 to 8 min
Double AgentManagement wants AI agents. Build them piece by piece: the data they read, the model, the instructions, the tools and the guardrails. Then launch them on real cases and see who leaks, who invents and who gets talked into anything.10 to 15 min

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