Office workers starting without code · About 25 minutes
Turn a messy announcement into a checked action list
Use an invented event brief to measure whether AI reduces your checking work, with a source-based answer key.
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Invented event brief: The community workshop runs on 12 November, 14:00–16:00, in Room B. Mira will confirm the room by 5 November. Leo will prepare 20 name badges. Attendees must register by 8 November. The projector has not been confirmed. No deadline has been agreed for the badges. Catering is not included.
Make your first attempt
- Before using any tool, list the actions, owners, deadlines and unresolved questions yourself. Note the time spent.
- Ask a tool you are already permitted to use to make the same list from this invented brief. Require 'not specified' for missing information.
- Check each row against the brief. Count invented details, missing actions and correction time; compare with your manual attempt.
Check your result
Try the task before opening these checks. Tick each one after comparing it with your own output.
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