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Day 4 of 7

AI for Everyday Productivity

Today you can:
  • Use AI to draft, summarise, plan and translate
  • Decide what to hand to AI and what to keep
  • Always check before you use the result

Let AI draft. You check and decide.

Hand over, then check
Draft a message · summarise · plan · rephrase
Keep for yourself
Money and health decisions · anything you cannot check

Key words

Draft: a first version you will improve
Summarise: shorten while keeping the main points
Verify: check against a reliable source

Seen in India

A home tutor asks for a weekly plan for a Class 8 student, then adjusts it to the child’s real timetable.
A small seller asks for a polite reply to a customer who got a delayed parcel, then adds the real dates.

Guided activity: Hand it to AI, or keep it?

For each task, choose the sensible approach.

A good first-draft job. You fill in the real facts.

A major money decision is yours. AI can explain terms, but it cannot know your situation fully.

Useful. Compare the dates with the original.

Ask a doctor or pharmacist. Do not rely on a chatbot.

A good starting plan that you adapt.

Quick quiz

1. What is a good way to use AI at work or study?

Treat it as a helper for the first draft.

2. What must you do with numbers or dates in an AI answer?

Exact-looking details can still be wrong.

3. Which task should you NOT leave to a chatbot?

Health decisions need a qualified person.