AI models explained: types, functions, and how to test them

Prompt: Turn these meeting notes into a short action list. Show the task, owner, and due date. Mark missing details as “Not provided.”

Prompt: Compare three supplier proposals against our delivery, quality, and price requirements. Recommend one, cite the proposal evidence, and list what we still need to confirm.

Prompt: Review this screenshot of our registration page. Point out the three most confusing steps and suggest clearer wording. Do not change the page.

Prompt: Compare these monthly operations reports, check the totals, identify any conflicting figures, and draft a decision brief. Show calculations and mark assumptions.

Prompt: Help plan a stock-reordering workflow from this sample spreadsheet. Explain each step, flag missing information, and wait for approval before any change is made.

Prompt: Turn these 12 support notes into a table with one short issue category per note. Do not add details that are not in the notes.

Prompt: Turn this procedure draft into a clear operations checklist. Keep every safety requirement and mark any unclear step as a question.

Prompt: Sort these customer comments into a few clear themes and give one short example from the comments for each theme.

Prompt: Extract the dates, tasks, and responsible people from these notes into a simple table. Use “Not stated” when a detail is missing.

Example: Review these three project reports, find the biggest delivery risk, and support your recommendation with evidence from the files.

Example: Turn these meeting notes into an action plan with owners, deadlines, and open questions.

Example: Label these 100 feedback comments as positive, neutral, or negative. Return only a table.

Example: Create a clean illustration for a staff training poster. Leave clear space at the top for a title; do not add words into the image.

Example: Read this operations plan, find missing approvals and risks, and prepare a review checklist. Separate facts from assumptions.

Example: Compare our current and proposed standard operating procedures. List every important change and who needs to act.

Example: Rewrite this customer update so it is clear and polite, while keeping all dates and commitments unchanged.

Example: Extract the names, dates, and action items from these short notes into a table. Use “Not stated” for missing details.

Example: Draft a response to this customer complaint. First list what the message says, then write a calm reply without promising a refund.

Example: Create a square social graphic showing a team preparing for a workshop. Keep it professional and leave room for our logo.

Example: Make a 6-second video concept showing a training room changing from empty to ready for learners. Keep the camera steady.

Example: Review this process and find three likely causes of late deliveries. For each, show the evidence and a low-risk next step.

Example: Read this screenshot of a stock sheet and list the items that appear below the reorder point. Flag any number you cannot read clearly.

Example: Help plan a small staff training day from these notes. Make a timetable, list what is missing, and ask before assuming a venue or budget.

Example: Review this small website project and suggest the three most useful fixes. Explain the effect of each before changing any files.

Example: Summarize this meeting transcript and list decisions, owners, and follow-up dates.

Example: Ask two available models to summarize the same project brief, then compare what each missed before sharing the summary.

Example: Find the official opening hours for this government office and show the source links.

Example: Compare three official sources about a new business requirement. Summarize what agrees, what differs, and link each source.