The Sub-Editor
A red pen checks every AI sentence against the numbers before release.
The job
Stop AI-written briefs from carrying a single invented or inflated number, show the reader which sentences a machine wrote, and publish the AI writer's error rate.
The moment
In the weekly brief review, the draft reads complaints doubled after the new portal. The red pen strikes doubled and writes +61% (1,204 to 1,938) in the margin; the byline ticks to This AI writer: 7 corrections in 812 sentences this month, down from 19. The chief of staff says that byline is why he will let AI write the brief.
What it does
- Log a correction
- Mark a brief proofed with its label
- Release the brief
- Open a fact's tickets
- Send a disputed figure for review
What you see
Newspaper proof sheet with sub-editor's marks, a nutrition-facts label and a corrections-column byline for the AI writer
What it moves
Corrections per 1,000 AI-written sentences by brief type (with band), and the share of briefs released proofed (target 100%)
Built for
- Executives & leadership
- CX leaders & VoC
- Marketing, brand & comms
