Do Not Let the AI Answer First: Protect Independent Judgement in Team Decisions
A practical leadership system for preserving independent human judgement, useful disagreement and accountable review when teams use AI advice.
Tag: Critical Thinking
AI Labels Should Explain the Human Contribution
A binary AI-generated label can hide the person who supplied the idea, judgement and final responsibility. Use a contribution record that shows how human and machine work combined.
How to Design a Fair Test With a Paper Plane
A paper plane can teach more than flight. Use a simple comparison to practise choosing variables, measuring consistently and explaining what your results can—and cannot—show.
A Good Decision Can Still End Badly: How to Review Choices Without Outcome Bias
Learn to separate decision quality from outcome luck using a practical review of evidence, options, uncertainty, process and lessons.
You Do Not Need to ‘Get’ Contemporary Art: Use These Five Questions Instead
Learn how to look at contemporary art without specialist jargon using five practical questions about attention, material, context, interpretation and evidence.
How to Select and Sequence a Photo Story From a Crowded Camera Roll
Turn a crowded camera roll into a clear photo story with a practical method for selecting, sequencing and captioning your strongest images.
A Scenario Is Not a Prediction: How to Use ‘What If?’ Thinking Without Fooling Yourself
A practical guide to using scenarios and thought experiments for better decisions—without turning a plausible future into a false prediction.
Compare Two Proposals With an Evidence Table Before You Choose
Compare two proposals using a shared evidence table, source locations and explicit uncertainties before making a business decision.
Build the System Behind Your Ideas | MaryChuks Weekly, 4 October 2026
This week on MaryChuks.com: strengthen your audience, clarify your brand, read research critically and build a repeatable AI workflow.
Let Students Explain the Edit: A Classroom Method for Learning With AI
Make AI-assisted learning visible with an original draft, a controlled edit and a student explanation of what changed and why.