Update to the review:

On closer inspection, the AI-generated content is very generic sounding and it sometimes repeats a lot, that you spend time checking each page.. you need to structure your document reference using markdown for headings. Testing with various documents it can repeat content a lot across pages. Still testing but markdown seems to be the best way to steer it.

It can also be a bit buggy, where sometimes you have to jump back and forth between pages to be able to drag a new content placeholder in.

I don't think there is enough fine-tuning of the prompt. For example, I specified that I wanted it in UK English, but it still came out in US English.

There is no audio player, and you have to implement audio as an MP4, but then you're restricted to a 16:9 or 9:16, which wastes a lot of screen space.

For file downloads, only PDFs can be uploaded. No option to download an Excel file.

Doesn't seem to be a way to zoom up an image, so screenshots with lots of UI elements may be too small.

I've compared it to Mindsmith and there is no comparison (though it is a more mature product and creates interactive elements). I can literally lift and shift its output into Rise360 with minimal edits.

Old review

Just a review of my testing of a couple of course creations. I find the tool easy to use and have the tier that I can use PDFs to create content. I think I need to play with prompting to see what prompts are the most effective for generating content. However, I am impressed with what it can do in a very short time and with AI pictures of fairly good quality (AI text can be iffy though).

My use case would be to rapidly develop content using MCG and then transfer it into Rise360 for internal use. This is purely for personal reasons and work uses Articulate.

There are a some of areas I hope they improve in the future.

Full SCORM for export to an internal LMS.
Add image where you can zoom in or make full screen. Added some mind map images and wasn't able to blow them up.
The ability to split blocks of text so that you can add video/images at appropriate points.
The ability to generate new text from the source or an example document. For example, build a course using a PDF, then add new sections and text based on content from that document.
Notes on hover - when you hover over a term, a customizable tooltip pops up.
Collapsible sections - The ability to expand content such as tables, videos, etc.
Quick cross-reference to other pages in the guide.
The ability to reuse content from another course and insert it as a block into a new course page.

I look forward to it developing.