AI at the Gemba · lesson 1 · worksheet
Check one answer
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DateAssistant, and the model if it showsName
Fill this in as you do the exercise. Use only the invented note from the lesson, nothing from work. For each answer, count the claims, then count how many come with a quote from your four lines.
| Chat A, no instructions | Chat B, with the instruction | Chat B, run again | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Claims in the answer | |||
| Claims with a quote from my four lines | |||
| A cause it named that my note never mentioned | |||
| Marked [NEEDS GEMBA], or said "I don't know" |
What changed between the two runs of Chat B?
The strongest case against its top cause, in my words:
My two-line rule for checking an assistant's output:
One answer I will check this week
Tick each question you asked before you used the answer.
- Which statements quote my text? An unquoted claim is a guess.
- Which numbers did I give it? I recomputed two. The rest are marked [NEEDS GEMBA].
- What did it assume that I didn't say? I asked it to list its assumptions.
- Can I go and see it? I know who checks, where and when.
- What is the strongest case against this answer? I asked for it.
- Does a fresh chat give the same answer?
- Did I allow "I don't know" in the instructions?
What I will go and look at, with whom, and when:
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