AI helps most when it supports a defined workflow with useful context, clear limits, and human review where mistakes would matter.
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Use AI where there is context
AI is more useful when it can work with documents, records, policies, customer history, or internal knowledge instead of guessing from a vague prompt.
02
Keep human review where it matters
For sensitive decisions, AI should draft, summarize, classify, or suggest. People should still review outputs when accuracy, compliance, or customer trust matters.
03
Measure cost and reliability
Useful AI automation needs evaluation, monitoring, fallback behavior, and cost controls so the workflow remains dependable after launch.