Rewriting internal policies for clarity with AI

End-of-lesson check

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1. A compliance officer receives an AI-rewritten policy. What is the MOST critical step before publishing?

   1. Have the AI add more examples
   2. Send it to all employees for feedback
   3. Post it immediately since AI already simplified it
   4. Compare it to the original line by line for compliance accuracy

2. An operations manager wants to use AI to rewrite their department's safety procedures. What can AI NOT be responsible for deciding?

   1. What reading level to target
   2. Which examples illustrate the policy
   3. Which exceptions to the policy are acceptable
   4. Whether the rewritten text is readable

3. When using AI to compare two versions of a policy, what specific capability is most valuable?

   1. Creating a new policy from scratch
   2. Translating the policy into another language
   3. Summarizing the entire policy in three bullet points
   4. Identifying contradictions between the two versions

4. A policy owner asks AI to rewrite a dense legal document. What should they provide to get the best result?

   1. Just the document and a deadline
   2. The policy and a list of all employees
   3. Only the policy title and summary
   4. The current policy and the target audience reading level

5. Why is it risky to publish an AI-rewritten policy without compliance review?

   1. Employees won't understand the new format
   2. The policy might contain spelling errors
   3. The AI might have changed the meaning in ways that violate regulations
   4. The AI might refuse to make changes

6. Which of these is explicitly listed as something AI does well in policy work?

   1. Deciding which exceptions are acceptable
   2. Replacing legal review entirely
   3. Generating worked examples illustrating how the policy applies
   4. Auditing whether employees follow the policy

7. An organization publishes a policy that employees ignore because it's written in dense legal jargon. What core problem does this lesson address?

   1. The policy wasn't reviewed by compliance
   2. The policy was too short
   3. The policy contained too many examples
   4. Policies that nobody reads protect nothing

8. What does the term 'policy mapping' refer to in AI-assisted policy work?

   1. Identifying how the original policy meaning maps to the rewritten version
   2. Tracking which employees have read which policies
   3. Creating a visual diagram of organizational hierarchy
   4. Filing policies in alphabetical order

9. A compliance team receives a policy rewrite that sounds much clearer but includes a clause that seems to contradict the original. What should happen?

   1. Flag it for legal review before publishing
   2. Ask AI to remove all legal language
   3. Publish it as-is since it's clearer
   4. Delete the contradictory clause

10. What distinguishes 'plain language' rewriting from simple deletion of content?

    1. Plain language removes all technical terms
    2. Plain language is always shorter
    3. Plain language requires deleting all examples
    4. Plain language preserves meaning while making it accessible

11. A policy owner wants to create an FAQ from a newly rewritten policy. How can AI help?

    1. By suggesting FAQ entries based on the policy text
    2. By requiring all FAQs to be approved by the CEO
    3. By deciding which FAQs to publish
    4. By writing the FAQ without any policy text

12. Why can't AI alone ensure a rewritten policy meets regulatory requirements?

    1. AI cannot be used in regulated industries
    2. AI doesn't understand business context
    3. AI cannot confirm the rewritten policy still says exactly what compliance requires
    4. AI always makes errors in calculations

13. When should policy owners be involved in the AI rewriting process?

    1. Never—AI should work independently
    2. Only when employees complain
    3. To validate accuracy and obtain approval
    4. Only after the rewrite is complete

14. What role do 'approval chains' play in AI-assisted policy rewriting?

    1. Approval chains determine which employees can use AI
    2. AI suggests who should approve based on policy type and complexity
    3. AI bypasses approval chains entirely
    4. Approval chains are irrelevant to policy rewriting

15. A manager argues that since AI made the policy simpler, they don't need compliance to review it. What is the flaw in this reasoning?

    1. Compliance only reviews new policies, not rewrites
    2. AI never makes mistakes with simple content
    3. Compliance review is optional for simple policies
    4. Simplification is a meaning-altering operation that requires verification