Catch hallucinations in AI office drafts
Your email draft can sound clean and still be wrong.
That is the risk at Step 4.
Hallucinations slip into meeting recaps, policy notes, and calendar summaries.
So the workflow has to catch them before anyone approves or sends.
First, tell AI to draft only from approved source text.
Second, make it flag claims that need verification.
Third, compare names, dates, policy terms, and action items against the original document.
Fourth, route the draft for human review before send, publish, or calendar update.
Example: an office manager drafts a meeting recap for leadership.
AI writes the summary, but the reviewer checks the date, owner, and next steps against the notes.
The result is a cleaner email, fewer corrections, and safer compliance handling.
Now you know how this applies in real life. Continue with the next step in your AI learning path.
