Currently, when AI is used in a project setting, reviewers can click on the icon for how the question was answered and it will display the top sources; the sources will display any alert text and also show any present annotations with functional mouse-over.
However, if the rec engine was used or it's a direct pull from the library and no generative writing was used by AI, the "Response Difference" window appears instead for AL Used / AL Used & Edited. Now, while the comparison is helpful, the view does NOT show that the record used had Alert Text on it and it will only show the highlight of an annotation but not the annotation itself.
If the content has been edited, or if the project was based on basic rich text, the annotation may have fallen off and so then necessitates a user to open up a second tab and check the library for the source to see how it is configured.
ASK:
Change Response Difference to also include alert text when it's active on the record used and also help the annotated text actually appear in this view. This will greatly benefit reviewers in efficiently assessing content/keeping the human in the loop.
