Key takeaways
- For an AI tool, a credible demonstration shows the input, the output, and the necessary adjustments.
- Choose a representative task and use authorized data.
- Avoid presenting a completely rewritten output as if it came straight from the tool with zero corrections.
For an AI tool, a credible demonstration shows the input, the output, and the necessary adjustments. One successful example does not prove that every user will get the exact same result.
The method to follow
Choose a representative task and use authorized data. Keep track of the prompt and the steps taken. Distinguish the raw output from manual tweaks. Double-check the plan tier and available features at the time of publishing.
Implementation example
Fictional example to adapt, with no client results claimed: The creator inputs a request for a meeting agenda, displays the generated response, and then corrects a piece of information. The script positions the tool as an assistant. It does not claim to eliminate all human work or guarantee complete accuracy.
The mistake to avoid
Avoid showcasing a completely rewritten output as if it came straight out of the tool without any edits.
Preparing digital assets
Attach the user flow to film, the tier-specific features shown, and pre-approved messaging to the brief. A test account with restricted access prevents sharing actual client data. Screen recordings should be double-checked if the software updates between filming and distribution.
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