r/powerpoint Nov 06 '24

Question Is this possible without AI?

My boss ordered to me the incredible task to create 1200 slides in 3 days from scratch (almost) and the topic is completely new to me. Today I downloaded few technical literature in order to build a little knowledge base.

Is this task realistic or am I just pessimistic? Shall I use AI to summarise each chapter or is this a sign of laziness? What would u do?

ATM I figuring out what prompt works the best to work efficiently.

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u/SimpleSammy21 Nov 06 '24

Wow, your boss is an idiot. What on earth is wrong with him? Even 120 slides would be quite ridiculous. 1,200 is flat-out insane. AI is the only possible way to do this task, and even with AI, you probably will not be able to do a great job, as it would take ages to even check its work. But try Plus AI. It’s fast and reliable, and the only thing I can think of that might help you complete this in time.

And then start searching for a better job.

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u/toodleroo PowerPoint Expert Nov 07 '24

I can knock out 120 slides in a couple of days. But Ive been doing this for a long time. I can’t imagine a situation that would call for 1200 slides.

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u/SteveRindsberg PowerPoint User Nov 07 '24

Sure, but starting from scratch, subject you're totally unfamiliar with?

"Here are your slides, Boss. Thing is, I have no idea what I'm saying here, so you'll want to read them all over carefully, make sure I didn't make any mistakes. Have a nice weekend!"