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AI Beyond Chatbots: Making Presentations Easier With AI Presentation Maker

The file is called GST_Presentation_FINAL.docx and it is not a presentation. It is 1,140 words of chatbot output pasted into Word: eleven paragraphs, bold headings for Registration, Returns, Input Tax Credit, Composition Scheme, E-way Bills and Penalties, and a closing line offering to “expand on any of these sections”. The secretary of a cloth traders’ association in a Mumbai suburb had typed…

AI Beyond Chatbots: Making Presentations Easier With AI Presentation Maker

The file in question is called GST_Presentation_FINAL.docx, and it contains 1,140 words of chatbot output pasted into Word. The secretary of a cloth traders' association in a Mumbai suburb typed "make a presentation on GST for traders" into a chatbot, copied the reply, saved it, and sent it to the association's WhatsApp group, asking to "check before Sunday meeting."

However, nobody opened the material as it was simply a copy-paste without any proper layout or formatting. The treasurer replied with a folded-hands emoji, indicating that the chatbot would not be enough to create a proper presentation. The treasurer then spent his Saturday afternoon working on the presentation, turning 1,140 words into a nine-slide presentation, but the quality of the result was not up to the mark.

The AI presentation maker is designed to create a basic skeleton of a presentation, providing titles and a few lines of text for each slide, along with a theme and an image. However, the final layout, design, and content need to be edited and personalized by the presenter. The chatbot's output is just a starting point, and the presenter needs to add their own touch to make it a complete and effective presentation.

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