Check AI answers before you use them
AI can write something polished that is still wrong — and it can’t vouch for its own accuracy. A quick check saves an awkward correction later.
- Check it against the source: does the document or email it summarised actually say that?
- Confirm the important facts yourself — names, dates, numbers, prices and recommendations.
- Ask what’s missing. What would change the answer if it were left out?
- Click every link or reference it gives you. Make sure it exists and says what the AI claims.
- Take extra care with legal, tax, financial, medical and technical advice, and never run a command you don’t understand.
- If it’s going to a client, a person reads the whole thing before it’s sent.
Based on: Microsoft Support — Validate Copilot output before you act on it
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