1.AI Grounding PromptGive it an uploaded document and a question, and it answers using only what's in the document, attaching the source, location, and quote for every claim.Using AI › Source-grounded AI · #Reviewing #Analyzing #Summarizing2.Find where your sources disagreeCounts sources citing each other as one, and forbids settling anything with outside knowledge.Using AI › Source-grounded AI · #Analyzing #Reviewing #Table3.Report what your sources cannot answerFlags when every source shares one perspective, so agreement is not read as consensus.Using AI › Source-grounded AI · #Reviewing #Analyzing #Checklist4.Build an outline from your sourcesMarks single-source sections and says where the grounding ends.Using AI › Source-grounded AI · #Analyzing #Drafting #Reformatting5.Design questions worth asking a grounded tool"Summarize this" is the weakest ask — this builds locating, comparing, and boundary questions instead.Using AI › Source-grounded AI · #Question generation #Analyzing #Ideation6.Trace a claim back to the passageCatches dropped qualifiers and answers "not found" rather than offering the closest passage.Using AI › Source-grounded AI · #Reviewing #Analyzing #Question generation7.Decide what goes into a source-grounded toolStops you loading two versions of the same document and records the gaps before you ask.Using AI › Source-grounded AI · #Analyzing #Checklist #Reviewing8.Map a syllabus against your course materialsPulls learning objectives from the syllabus and shows, unit by unit, where each is covered in your materials — and which ones are not covered at all.Using AI › Source-grounded AI · #Analyzing #Table #College student
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