Review Use Case

A use case is a specific description of how particular people or systems use a capability within a defined situation to achieve an intended outcome.

A useful AI use case names the work, participants, inputs, decisions, outputs, boundaries, and expected value rather than merely saying an organization will use AI.

Clear use cases make feasibility, risk, workflow fit, ownership, and measurement concrete enough to evaluate.

A service team uses an assistant to draft a summary of a completed intake for an employee to verify before scheduling the next step.

A use case is not a product name, general ambition, or proof that AI is the right solution.

Name who uses what, where, and for which outcome.

* [[ai-candidate|AI Candidate]] * [[scenario|Scenario]] * [[workflow|Workflow]] * [[larger-business-context|Larger Business Context]] * [[human-ownership|Human Ownership]]

* [NIST AI RMF Core, MAP function](https://airc.nist.gov/airmf-resources/airmf/5-sec-core/) — official guidance for documenting intended purposes, users, impacts, and deployment context. * [NIST AI 100-1, Artificial Intelligence Risk Management Framework](https://doi.org/10.6028/NIST.AI.100-1) — risk-management context for intended use and foreseeable impacts.

* Begin with [[ai-candidate|AI Candidate]] and map the [[workflow|Workflow]] before selecting a solution.