u/Guilty-Consequence10

I had to draft a memo today, as well as coach someone on an EPQ sign off.

I drafted my memo, double checked it against the correspondence manual, and then had gen ai check it for formatting and errors. It found several. I fixed them, and one error it found was a mistake.

What I find it’s useful for is finding policies, SSIC codes, and interpreting manuals.

Some tips I’ve learned is always check the referenced manual directly and correct the ai if necessary.

My overall opinion is that it’s a useful tool, but you still need to check your work and think critically.

Anyone else using it and have any good ideas for it?