AI can make an image look good. But does it speak to the right audience, include the right message, and represent the organization accurately? Let’s put it to the test. Same AI tool. Two different prompts. For this exercise, we’ll create a mentor recruitment graphic using Winning Futures’ volunteer information. Use the same two-round experiment as Lessons 1 and 2. Open a new chat for each round, then compare your results. 💡 Of course, you can change the prompts to include your own company, website URL, and logo. Try it and see what you get! Round 1: Simple Request Open a new chat in an AI tool that can create images and enter: "Create a social media image encouraging people to become mentors for Winning Futures. Use https://winningfutures.org/ for reference." 🔎 Review the image. Round 2: Clear Assignment Open another new chat in the same AI tool, then copy and paste this prompt. Modify it as appropriate: Begin Prompt -------| "Create a professional square social media graphic encouraging Metro Detroit business professionals to become volunteer Career Mentors with Winning Futures. Use https://winningfutures.org/ and its Be a Mentor page for accurate information and visual branding. Show an adult mentor collaborating with high-school students on career goals. Use a polished editorial illustration style, a clean layout, generous open space, and text that’s easy to read on a phone. Include this text: Help Shape a Future Become a Winning Futures Career Mentor Learn more at WinningFutures.org Use the official Winning Futures logo unchanged and match its brand colors. Do not redraw or invent the logo. If you can’t retrieve it, ask me to upload it before creating the final graphic. Don’t invent event details or statistics. 📎 Have the official Winning Futures logo file ready to upload if your AI tool asks for it. Access to a website doesn’t always mean the tool can retrieve its logo."