Flag the parts of an AI answer that need an expert to review
Marks which parts of an AI answer need legal, financial, technical, medical, or other expert review, and what to ask that expert.
The prompt
Review an AI-generated answer and flag the parts that need someone with domain expertise to check before I rely on them.
The AI answer: [PASTE]
What I will use it for: [e.g. a client proposal, a policy, a pricing decision, technical documentation]
My own expertise: [what I can and cannot judge myself]
Experts I can reach: [e.g. legal, finance, IT security, HR, an engineer]
For each section or claim, decide whether a non-expert can safely judge it. Flag it for an expert when it involves:
- Law, regulation, contracts, tax, or compliance.
- Financial calculations, accounting treatment, or valuations.
- Technical, engineering, data, or security specifics.
- Health, safety, or HR and employment matters.
- Industry standards, jargon, or "it depends" situations where a confident general answer can be wrong in my context.
Return:
1. A table: Part of the answer (short quote) | Domain | Why expertise is needed | Risk if wrong (high / medium / low) | Who should review.
2. The questions to send each expert - specific and short, so they can answer in minutes.
3. The parts I can reasonably check myself, and how.
4. A suggested message I can send to the expert(s) with the extract and my questions.
Treat any legal, tax, financial, or medical content as general information until a qualified professional confirms it.
Highlighted [brackets] are blanks to replace with your own details.
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What to fill in
- PASTE
- what I can and cannot judge myself
- e.g. legal, finance, IT security, HR, an engineer
How this prompt is built
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