Real output from current AI tools, so you can judge the quality and the limitations for yourself.
Descriptions of what generative AI can do are easy to find. Actual output is harder to come by. The samples below were produced by KiwiGen.AI using the tools covered on our AI tools page, and are provided so you can form your own view of what is genuinely useful for professional work and what still needs human hands on it.
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Multi-tool Outputs
- KiwiGen.AI introduction video – See our video here.
ChatGPT – OpenAI
Features that go beyond a single prompt, where ChatGPT is set up to do work on a schedule or for a defined purpose.
- Scheduled Tasks — ChatGPT completes work later or repeatedly, and notifies you when it is done or when something changes.
- Custom GPTs — tailored versions of ChatGPT created for a specific purpose using custom instructions, knowledge and capabilities.
Gemini Notebook – Google
Every sample in this section was generated from a single source document: New Zealand’s Strategy for Artificial Intelligence (MBIE). One input, thirteen different outputs — which is the point. It shows how much format range a notebook tool can produce from material a firm already has.
- Video – Cinematic — a rich, immersive treatment that unpacks complex ideas through visuals and storytelling.
- Video – Explainer — a structured, comprehensive overview that connects the dots across the source.
- Video – Short — a bite-sized overview for quickly grasping the core ideas.
- Audio – Brief — a short spoken summary of the core ideas.
- Audio – Critique — an expert-style review offering constructive feedback on the material.
- Audio – Debate — two hosts arguing different perspectives on the source.
- Audio – Deep Dive — a longer conversation unpacking and connecting topics.
- Briefing Document (.docx) — an overview featuring key insights and quotes.
- Study Guide (.docx) — short-answer quiz, essay questions and a glossary of key terms.
- Blog Post (.docx) — takeaways distilled into a readable article.
- Data Table (.xlsx) — structured data extracted from the source.
- Infographic (.png) — the key points rendered as a single visual.
- Slide Deck (.pptx) — a presentation built from the source.
Figma Weave
Screens from a Figma Weave workflow, showing how several models and editing steps are combined on a single canvas rather than run as one-off prompts.
- Unified Multi-Model Hub — leading AI tools in one workspace, making it easy to compare models and move work between them.
- Node-Based Creative Canvas — prompts, models, edits and outputs linked as a visual flow, so any stage can be changed without starting over.
- Professional Editing & Compositing — products, backgrounds, lighting and effects combined into one image, each element still adjustable.
- Parallel Side-by-Side Model Comparison — the same task run across multiple models to compare results and pick the best output.
- Workflow-to-App — an AI workflow turned into a simple custom tool: upload an image, choose options, get a finished result.
Want to see what these tools could produce from your own material?
