AI employee AI tool incident reporting flow design

End-of-lesson check

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1. When designing an intake form for incident reports, what does 'minimal-friction' mean?

   1. Making the form as short as possible while still gathering essential information
   2. Asking for extensive documentation before accepting a report
   3. Requiring employees to submit reports through multiple approval steps
   4. Using complex technical language to ensure precision

2. Why should routing rules for incident reports be based on severity?

   1. So that all incidents receive equal attention regardless of impact
   2. So that critical issues are escalated quickly while minor issues are handled appropriately
   3. So that reporters receive faster responses than investigators
   4. So that the AI system can automatically close all incidents

3. What is a key limitation of using AI to decide what counts as a reportable incident?

   1. AI cannot read written documents
   2. AI lacks the contextual judgment to understand organizational priorities and risk tolerance
   3. AI is too expensive for most organizations to implement
   4. AI always generates accurate reports

4. What is the relationship between promising anonymity in a reporting form and actually providing anonymity?

   1. AI systems automatically enforce anonymity regardless of infrastructure
   2. If anonymity is promised, the system must actually deliver it to maintain trust
   3. Promising anonymity is just a formality that doesn't need to be enforced
   4. Promising anonymity is optional and can be ignored if inconvenient

5. Why is it inappropriate for AI to investigate or close incidents?

   1. AI is not advanced enough to read documents
   2. AI is too fast at completing investigations
   3. AI lacks accountability and cannot be held responsible for conclusions
   4. Investigations are too simple for AI to handle

6. What is the primary purpose of an acknowledgment template in incident reporting?

   1. To confirm that the report was received and to show the reporter their input is valued
   2. To assign blame to the person who submitted the report
   3. To automatically close the incident without further action
   4. To collect additional information from the reporter

7. Which of the following can AI legitimately contribute to an incident reporting workflow?

   1. Final approval to close an incident
   2. Drafting minimal-friction intake fields based on best practices
   3. Determining whether an incident is serious enough to investigate
   4. Deciding which employees should receive retaliation for reporting

8. Why might employees be less likely to report incidents if the intake form is lengthy and complex?

   1. They fear their detailed reports will be shared with managers
   2. The time and effort required acts as a disincentive to report
   3. Complex forms demonstrate professionalism
   4. They prefer to write detailed explanations of problems

9. What does 'AI safety culture' refer to in the context of incident reporting?

   1. An organizational environment that encourages reporting and learning from incidents
   2. A culture that prioritizes AI performance over human safety
   3. An environment where employees fear reporting because AI will punish them
   4. A culture where AI systems are never used

10. What is the risk if an organization promises anonymity but doesn't actually provide it?

    1. AI systems will function more efficiently
    2. Employees will submit more detailed reports
    3. The organization will save money on infrastructure
    4. Reporters may face retaliation and trust will be destroyed

11. Why should near-miss incidents also be reported even though no actual harm occurred?

    1. Near-misses are required by law to be reported
    2. Reporting near-misses is not actually important
    3. Near-misses provide opportunities to identify and fix vulnerabilities before harm occurs
    4. Near-miss reports are easier for AI to process

12. What is the primary reason routing rules should include 'by tool' as a factor?

    1. Routing by tool is required by government regulation
    2. AI tools cannot be routed to specific experts
    3. All AI tools are equally dangerous
    4. Different tools may require different expertise to investigate

13. What happens when AI is used to generate acknowledgment templates?

    1. AI can draft respectful, professional acknowledgments but humans must approve them
    2. The templates are guaranteed to respect reporters because AI is always ethical
    3. AI-generated templates require no human oversight
    4. The templates automatically solve all incidents

14. Why is it important for a closure communication template to exist?

    1. So incidents can be closed without notifying anyone
    2. To ensure the AI system receives feedback
    3. To inform the reporter about what happened with their report and any actions taken
    4. To meet legal requirements for documentation

15. What is a 'minimal viable set' of intake fields for an incident report?

    1. Only the reporter's name and contact information
    2. The minimum information needed to understand and act on the report
    3. Every possible detail about the incident
    4. A description that requires at least 500 words