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Does it still make sense to build presentations manually in 2026?
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Marco suggests assigning the production of presentations, reports and animations to AI so that personal time can focus on content and evaluation. He recalls hours spent adjusting small graphic elements and describes a presentation for Spiegamelo Facile’s sponsors: the system produces a starting point, while he reviews messages, prices and the final result. He mentions commercial tools and his own project; the final decision remains human, and the clip is not a verified product comparison.
Key points
- Technical production is distinguished from deciding what to communicate.
- The example concerns a presentation for his own project’s sponsors.
- Material is revised through an iterative conversation before the final choice.
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