Spotting Gaps in a Plan, with Nicole Junkerman
A plan can read well on paper and still skip a step. In this short video, Nicole Junkerman describes AI as a helpful second reader that can point out gaps, while the decision about what matters stays with people.
28 October 2026 · 0:13 video
Transcript
A plan can sound clear and still miss a step. AI can help spot gaps. You decide what needs a closer look.
Nicole Junkerman · 0:13
Key points
- A plan can sound clear and still miss a step.
- AI can help spot the gaps.
- You decide what needs a closer look.
A second reader, with people in charge
Much of this guide returns to one principle: AI works best when it supports human judgement rather than replacing it. Spotting gaps in a plan is a good everyday example. A project outline or a rollout checklist, with anything confidential left out, can be shared with an AI tool and checked for missing steps, unclear owners or untested assumptions. Nicole Junkerman treats the result as a list of prompts, not a verdict. Some suggestions will be useful and others less so, and the team decides which deserve a closer look. That fits naturally with the governance checklist and the responsible AI section, where review and accountability stay visible. The plan gets sharper, and the people who own it stay in control.
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Return to the homepage of Nicole Junkerman for the full Guide to AI in the UK, with its themes, city notes and briefings.