If you've ever spent hours perfecting a slide deck, only for it to be unused or be over the top, then there's a way you can bypass working long hours to whip something up: using artificial ...

Large Language Models (LLMs) such as ChatGPT-4, Claude 3 Opus, and Google Gemini 1.5 Pro has introduced a transformative approach to creating PowerPoint presentations, a task once exclusive to human ...

Let's be real, building PowerPoint presentations isn't exactly an enjoyable task. Between formatting slides, cutting down text, and finding a flow of slides that makes sense, the process can feel ...

Gamma has become one of my favorite new creativity tools. You can use it like Powerpoint or Google Slides, adding text and images to make impactful presentations. It lets you create vertical, square ...

Anthropic’s Claude AI Can Now Create Spreadsheets, Presentations, and More Your email has been sent Turning text into PowerPoint presentations Consolidating multiple data streams into an Excel ...

Microsoft 365 Copilot is an AI-based tool that will help you to create the most beautiful presentation in PowerPoint. If you are a busy person and you have a lot of work to do every day. Copilot will ...

Office 365 PowerPoint users are gaining a new feature that should make it easier to record slide-based presentations when working from the office or home. The feature — which relies on a PC's mic, ...

Microsoft PowerPoint offers many features for creating slideshows. Some of those features go a bit unnoticed but can be useful when building your presentation. Before you create your next PowerPoint, ...

Have you ever wished your PowerPoint presentation could do more than just sit on a screen? Imagine turning your static slides into a dynamic, shareable video that captivates your audience—whether it’s ...

How to integrate Power BI reports with a presentation in Microsoft PowerPoint Your email has been sent If your organization is using Microsoft Power BI mobile, you have access to a lot of data via ...

PowerPoint has been around since the late 1980s, so it's no surprise that nearly everyone who presents as part of their job has an opinion about it. Some swear off PowerPoint completely, while others ...