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Enterprise AI — Course 8: Designing AI Assisted Workflows
A practical framework for allocating work, checking handoffs, designing feasible human review and connecting AI outputs to useful action.
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Lesson list
- Allocating workflow tasksSeparate interpretation, deterministic processing, approval and action, then allocate each using its evidence and constraints.
- Contracts between stepsSpecify meaningful step contracts and preserve invalid or unresolved results until the appropriate owner resolves them.
- Tools and integration boundariesInspect what integrations do, what they return and whether their operations fit the authorised workflow.
- Waiting and completionDistinguish acknowledgement, waiting and business completion using the evidence available for the actual job.
- Human review and exceptionsMake human review an informed, feasible decision with usable evidence and a clear route for exceptions.
- From output to useful actionConnect each output to an accountable recipient, a timely decision and enough capacity to respond.
- Feedback and operating uptakeUse non-use, workarounds and feedback to diagnose friction and test whether a change improves complete outcomes.
- Whole-workflow choice and handoverChoose a complete arrangement using comparable evidence and hand it over with accepted operating responsibilities.
- Revising complete workflow decisionsThe final assessment combines task allocation, handoffs, human review and useful action under changed operating evidence.