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Learn AI Workflows

AI outputs are proposals until validation and appropriate review make them usable.

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Read each short explanation, work through the example, then answer a pop quiz. Every answer explains the reasoning. Incorrect answers unlock a fresh question on the same idea; the full lesson contains ten questions.

01Understand the basics

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An AI workflow puts a model inside explicit steps. The model can draft or classify, while ordinary code checks structure, applies rules and controls actions. Decide how uncertainty and failure are handled before connecting the output to an external action.

Section 1 question · 4 variations
Does valid JSON prove factual correctness?

02Use complementary checks

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A schema checks the output shape; evidence checks support factual claims; business rules check allowed values and actions. These checks answer different questions.

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Model draftSchemaEvidenceBusiness constraintsAct or fall back
Section 2 question · 3 variations
Which check establishes that a quoted claim is supported?

03Define the fallback

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Review and fallback paths make uncertain cases operationally manageable. Give reviewers the evidence and proposed action, and ensure the workflow can stop before an irreversible effect.

Section 3 question · 3 variations
When should required human review occur?

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