Checking the facts and figures
Even the most advanced models can “hallucinate,” that is, produce convincing but false facts. Always double-check key dates, names, statistics and scientific data with trusted sources. Don't trust information you can't confirm. Use search engines or specialized knowledge bases to ensure the accuracy of the data. Your reputation is more important than speed.
We evaluate completeness and depth
A good answer is not only accurate, but also complete. Analyze whether the AI assistant covered all important aspects of the request. He may have left out details, examples, or counterarguments that are critical to the context. If the answer seems superficial, ask the model to drill down into specific points or add missing information to clarify your request.
Analyzing logic and structure
Logic and coherence are the foundation of a quality text. Make sure your arguments are structured coherently and that transitions between ideas are straightforward. Check for any contradictions within the text. Poor structure can make it difficult to understand, even if the facts are correct. If you see weak points, ask the AI to rearrange paragraphs or add connecting elements.
We look at the style and tone
The style and tone of your response should be appropriate to your purpose and audience. A formal document requires one tone, a post for social networks requires another. The model may use too general phrases, cliches, or, conversely, be overly emotional. Adjust the prompt to set the desired style, or edit the text manually. This is especially important for texts that will be published or presented.
We are looking for bias and incorrect formulations
AI models are trained on huge amounts of data, which may contain bias. Check your answer for stereotypes, discriminatory or incorrect language. Neutrality and objectivity are key qualities. If you notice something suspicious, reformulate the controversial points or ask for another option. Develop critical thinking to recognize such problems.