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        "text": "Treat AI research as a starting point that needs source checking, date checking, and comparison. Ask for the question, search terms, source types, conflicting evidence, and uncertainties, then verify important findings directly before using them in a plan or customer-facing asset.\n\nContext: Run My AI Business includes opportunity research, competitor research, customer research, offer positioning, and newsletter research examples. Those assistants can organize information, but they should not invent statistics, proof, or market demand.\n\nKey factors:\n- Recency and authority of sources\n- Whether the sample represents your audience\n- Conflicting findings\n- Business consequences of being wrong\n\nPractical guidance: Keep a research log containing the claim, source, date, and decision it supports. Remove unsupported conclusions and test the most important assumption with real prospects or a small campaign.\n\nThe business’s sourced educational approach reinforces verification before action.",
        "description": "Use AI to collect, organize, and compare research, but verify important findings yourself. Check source quality, dates, sample relevance, and conflicting evidence. Keep a research log, remove unsupported claims, and validate the most important assumption with real prospects or a small test."
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