What is the key difference between asking "can AI do this?" and "should AI do this?" when automating tasks?	Task delegation requires asking if the task *should* be automated (based on risk/judgment), not just if it *can* be automated.
According to the lesson, what criteria define a task that is best suited for AI to handle autonomously?	Tasks must be standardized, based on documented information, and follow clear processes.
What is the primary purpose of a Process Description when building an automation system?	To outline the step-by-step flow, decision points, and when the system must escalate to a human.
What aspect of an automation system does a Performance Description define?	The system's behavior, including the required tone, how it handles uncertainty, and what it must never do.
What does Creation Diligence involve during the automation planning phase?	Being intentional about the automation, identifying potential failures, and assessing the impact if AI makes a mistake.
What is the main focus of Deployment Diligence?	Reviewing the system's outputs before they go out and establishing monitoring triggers for problems over time.
What does Transparency Diligence require regarding AI's role?	Being honest about AI's involvement and providing clear follow-up options if a human review is needed.
What is the crucial first step before applying any AI tools for automation?	Conducting Problem Awareness by analyzing the actual workload and identifying recurring patterns.
What three elements must be defined in a Product Description?	The desired end result, the inputs the system will receive, and the outputs it should produce.
Which type of tasks should generally remain with humans, even if AI can assist?	High-stakes decisions, emotional situations, and complex judgment calls.