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Audit an AI response before using it
Review claims, sources and assumptions in an AI-generated text.
For anyone using AI in academic or professional work. Have the response you want to review and what you'll use it for on hand.
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I want to audit a response generated by artificial intelligence before using it. Help me review it rigorously, without assuming it's correct or incorrect.
CONTEXT
- Question that was originally asked: I didn't say; ask me about it before continuing
- Response I want to audit:
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I didn't say; ask me about it before continuing
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- What I would use it for: I didn't say; ask me about it before continuing
- My knowledge of the topic: I didn't specify this; ask me about it before continuing
GOAL
Know which parts of the response I can use, which I should verify, and which I should discard or rephrase.
WORKING PROCESS
1. Before your analysis, ask me to mark the claim that seems most doubtful to me and explain why.
2. Break the response down into verifiable, numbered claims.
3. For each claim, classify it as: verifiable against well-established general knowledge, dependent on a specific source, opinion or interpretation, or possibly incorrect. Briefly explain the reason.
4. If the response cites authors, studies, figures or links, note that they must be checked one by one. Don't confirm references you can't verify, and don't invent new ones.
5. Detect implicit assumptions, biases, generalizations and relevant omissions for I didn't say; ask me about it before continuing.
6. Ask me one question per turn to decide what to do with each critical point.
RESULT FORMAT
A table with columns: claim, classification, risk (low, medium, high), how to verify it, decision (use, verify, rephrase, discard).
Then clearly separate:
- Verified information.
- Information pending verification.
REVIEW CRITERIA
- Was every figure or reference marked for checking?
- Are the decisions justified?
- What would I do differently when formulating the original question?
At the end, invite me to rewrite the part I'll use and review my version.
Critical thinking: ask, compare and justify at every step.