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These examples are illustrative only demonstrating how prompting directly shapes AI outputs.

Each task is completed three ways: with no prompt (default, often outdated), with a broad gender equality prompt: i.e. ‘apply a gender equality lens to this task’ (surface-level inclusion), and with the Inclusive AI Prompt (embedding inclusive gender equality by design). The responses are presented exactly as generated, highlighting how prompting can reinforce inequality or open minds and ideas to practical, future-focused and inclusive outcomes across procurement, communications, policy and strategy.

Note: The examples are based on outcomes of the first application of the Inclusive AI Prompt for illustrative purposes only. It offers a starting point for building and further interrogation rather than being positioned as “the complete answer” to the task.

When looking at the output from the Inclusive AI Prompt tool, ask yourself:

  • Would I really have thought about it that way and to that level or detail?
  • How has this given me new insight into how I could complete the task in a more gender inclusive way?
  • How can I delve deeper with prompting to further improve the outcome?
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Task 1:
AI technology supplier tender

This example shows how prompting can shift AI procurement from technical compliance to embedding equity, safety and inclusion by design.

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Task 2:
Multi-purpose stadium design

This example demonstrates how prompting transforms infrastructure design from generic and commercially focused to inclusive, safe and community-centred.

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Task 3:
PPE/PPC procurement

This example highlights how prompting moves Personal Protective Equipment procurement from standardised compliance to inclusive, fit-for-purpose and life-saving design for all users.

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Task 4:
Networking event invitation

This example illustrates how prompting shifts event communications from transactional and prestige-focused to inclusive, values-driven and future-focused.