Who it's for
The work is different, so the gate is different.
An agency answers to a client, a publisher answers to readers, and a regulated team answers to an auditor. Three pages, one per kind of accountability.
Somebody has to be accountable for the result.
AI output QA for agencies
You are the last person between a fluent draft and a client's reputation. The gate has to be fast enough to survive a deadline and documented enough to answer a question three months later.
Read the pageAI output QA for publishers
Publishing is the one place where being wrong is public, dated and permanent. The controls that matter are sourcing, provenance and a correction path that is faster than the reader.
Read the pageAI output QA for regulated teams
Regulated work does not merely need to be right; it needs to show how you knew, who decided and what the evidence was. That changes what a verification step has to produce.
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Any team
Start with the report you already understand.
The console is free, needs no account and uploads nothing. See the findings first, then decide whether you want a specialist to sign it off.