Help people prepare and organise everyday work, with a person directing the task and checking the result.
An AI-assisted tool helps a person complete part of a task. Your team supplies the input, requests help and decides what to do with the output. It can support work without taking over the final judgement.
Possible applications include preparing a draft, summarising information or making material easier to organise. The right tool depends on the type of input, the required output and how your team will review it.
The examples are starting points for a discussion. Specific formats, languages, sources and connections are agreed for each project.
AI can miss context, introduce mistakes or give an incomplete answer. An assisted tool should make it clear that the output needs to be checked before it is used. The task remains with the person responsible for the work.
An assisted tool responds to a person's request and supports work they review. An agent can support a defined sequence of steps within agreed boundaries. The choice depends on how the task should be handled, rather than on which label sounds more advanced.
Tell us what people prepare or review today and where the process becomes difficult.
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