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How I explain how I use AI in my presentations

Pictured above is my standard AI usage disclosure slide, which I include in all my slide presentations these days. It’s gives the audience a quick overview of how I prefer to use AI when putting a talk together.

Here’s the text:

This strategy presentation was developed using AI assistance (Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini) for:

Research: Market trend analysis and competitive landscape review

Editing: Grammar, clarity, and flow optimization

Ideation assistance: Testing ideas and generating new ones, because no matter how creative you are, it’s impossible to come up with a list of things you’d never think of.

The main contents — including strategic insights, tactical recommendations, specific positioning, and any em-dashes (option-shift-minus on Mac, alt + 0151 on Windows, Google “em dash” and copy and paste it on Linux) — were developed based on analysis of the interview materials and 15+ years of experience in the industry.

I suppose I should also include something about being too much of an egomaniac to let a word prediction machine outshine me. My relationship with LLMs is sort of like the relationship between Dr. Niles “Chief” Caulder (who formed the Doom Patrol) and Batman, as pictured in Batman/Superman: World’s Finest (2022), issue 2:

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How I explain how I use AI in my presentations

Pictured above is my standard AI usage disclosure slide, which I include in all my slide presentations these days. It’s gives the audience a quick overview of how I prefer to use AI when putting a talk together.

Here’s the text:

This strategy presentation was developed using AI assistance (Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini) for:

Research: Market trend analysis and competitive landscape review

Editing: Grammar, clarity, and flow optimization

Ideation assistance: Testing ideas and generating new ones, because no matter how creative you are, it’s impossible to come up with a list of things you’d never think of.

The main contents — including strategic insights, tactical recommendations, specific positioning, and any em-dashes (option-shift-minus on Mac, alt + 0151 on Windows, Google “em dash” and copy and paste it on Linux) — were developed based on analysis of the interview materials and 15+ years of experience in the industry.

I suppose I should also include something about being too much of an egomaniac to let a word prediction machine outshine me. My relationship with LLMs is sort of like the relationship between Dr. Niles “Chief” Caulder (who formed the Doom Patrol) and Batman, as pictured in Batman/Superman: World’s Finest (2022), issue 2: