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Create things

Turn a clear brief and your own material into a solid first version of something you can then shape.

You bring Brief and materialYou get Human refinement

Pick one. Bit starts it with you.

Who does what

AI does

Repeatable effort and a first pass

  • Proposes a structure before it commits to the whole thing
  • Produces a first version you can edit, such as a downloadable slide deck
  • Generates images or a simple interactive draft from a description
  • Offers a few directions when the brief is still open

You do

Meaning, checking and responsibility

  • Sets the purpose, the audience and the point of view
  • Chooses and verifies the material it works from
  • Refines the argument, the craft and the final polish

One job, start to finish

  1. 1YouSet the job of the room
  2. 2AIPropose the argument before the deck
  3. 3TogetherBuild and challenge the first deck
  4. 4You decideChoose the message and the ask
  5. 5You checkVerify the deck and rehearse the room

Your call The presenter owns the argument, the ethical use of evidence, the final ask and the delivery. AI can accelerate synthesis and production, but it cannot read the room or take responsibility for persuading people with a misleading story.

Open the full guide: Create a presentation from source material →
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The Human Bit method →OpenAI Academy ↗Anthropic AI Fluency ↗NIST AI RMF guidance on human roles and oversight ↗Microsoft Guidelines for Human AI Interaction ↗Australian Government guidance on writing for readers ↗Australian Government plain language guidance ↗Create and edit files with Claude ↗

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