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    Critical thinking in the age of AI

    AI produces fluent answers in seconds. This experience helps people check them, question them and decide when human judgement must lead.

    Why it matters now

    AI users rank quality control of AI output (50%) and critical thinking (46%) as the human skills that matter more as AI takes on work (Microsoft, 2026).

    Sources (1)
    1. Microsoft (2026) Agents, human agency, and the opportunity for every organization. Work Trend Index. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/worklab/work-trend-index/agents-human-agency-and-the-opportunity-for-every-organization

    Who it is for

    • Individual contributors
    • Managers
    • Leaders

    What participants leave with

    A verification checklist

    A personal verification checklist applied to all AI-assisted work.

    Fewer unchecked errors

    Fewer errors from unchecked machine output reaching clients or decisions.

    Clear team norms

    Clear team norms on where human judgement is non-negotiable.

    Which conditions it supports

    Three conditions decide whether AI and other change turn into better work: Adoption, Adaptation and Acceleration.

    • Adaptation

      Whether people can direct, combine and check AI agents in real work.

      Checking is core to Adaptation: people direct, combine and check AI in real work.

      Explore adaptation
    • Acceleration

      Whether the organisation is ready as change keeps speeding up.

      Clear decision rights help teams keep judgement as the pace of change rises.

      Explore acceleration

    What it covers

    • Fluency is not accuracy
    • Automation bias and how it catches experts
    • Falsification habits: actively hunting for what is wrong
    • Decision rights: human-in-the-loop, human-on-the-loop, human-out

    How it works

    1. 1

      Brief

      A short briefing call covers your context and where AI feeds decisions.

    2. 2

      Catch errors

      Participants catch real AI errors and feel how persuasive wrong answers can be.

    3. 3

      Agree norms

      Each person builds a checklist and the team agrees decision rights.

    Format and price. From 90 minutes, virtual or face to face. from £850 standalone, from £1,500 for two in a day, from £2,000 for three in a day. Prices exclude VAT.

    Frequently asked questions

    Who is critical thinking training for?

    Individual contributors, managers and leaders who use AI output in their work, especially where it reaches clients or decisions.

    What is the format and price?

    I6 runs from 90 minutes, virtually or face to face, from £850 standalone. Two experiences in one day start from £1,500 and three start from £2,000. All prices exclude VAT.

    Can you tailor it to our organisation?

    Yes. Tailoring to your context, sector and language is usually included, after a short briefing call. If a fully bespoke build is needed, we say so and price it openly.

    How does it link to AI leadership?

    Checking AI output is part of Adaptation, one of the three conditions in The Human Advantage Programme. Managers can start with the free diagnostic on AI skills for managers.

    Talk to us

    Start with a conversation

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