Source A · Request
“For Atlas, prepare a launch checklist for 24 September. Maya can review.”
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SYNTHETIC EXAMPLE / NOT A CUSTOMER PROJECT
Read the two sources from the Atlas demo below. Source B clarifies the roles, but the launch date remains provisional; there is no evidence that the release has been approved.
“For Atlas, prepare a launch checklist for 24 September. Maya can review.”
“Noah owns Atlas. Maya approves release work. The launch date is still provisional.”
Source A requests a checklist for 24 September. Source B says Noah is the owner, Maya approves release work and the date is provisional. Neither source says Maya has approved it.
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AI ANSWER CHECKING SHEET — AI-K English · 23 September 2026 Task / intended use: Permitted sources (name, version, date): Reviewer / review date: CLAIM 1 1. Claim to check: 2. Evidence / supporting passage (quote exactly and identify its location): 3. Missing conditions / unknowns: 4. Whom to ask / revised wording: Repeat the four fields above for each claim. BEFORE USE [ ] Dates, numbers and scope have been checked against the source. [ ] Conditions and unknowns have been preserved. [ ] The person to ask and the appropriate approval step are recorded. [ ] Data-processing permissions have been checked for the intended environment. The user checks the answer against the source. This sheet does not automatically verify an answer.
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This is a source-checking guide, not an AI tool that verifies itself. The 23 September 2026 version adds the Atlas example and four reusable fields.