In the video, the teacher is looking for ways to create an assessment based off of some content she found on the internet regarding art thefts. She was using Bing's AI assistant to do this. I have not explored Bing much as a tool as I have used Chat GPT a lot and Bard a little. Since this tool in connected to the internet this may be a useful option to generate content that is more up to date rather than having to feed Chat GPT full articles to get it to know the content. Pasting in a website is much easier.
The trick with creating these assessments (along with other AI content) seems to be in the specificity that you provide the AI with in your prompt. If you ask for an assessment it will likely give questions that are response based unless you ask specifically for a Multiple-Choice set of questions. You then have to continue to refine your prompts as you respond back to what the output is to get closer to what you may be looking for.
The trick with creating these assessments (along with other AI content) seems to be in the specificity that you provide the AI with in your prompt. If you ask for an assessment it will likely give questions that are response based unless you ask specifically for a Multiple-Choice set of questions. You then have to continue to refine your prompts as you respond back to what the output is to get closer to what you may be looking for.