Presenting outputs created with AI
There are some important aspects to consider when presenting your outputs if you have used Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the process. This chapter will guide you through the process of using AI to create presentations, including tools for presenting and images. We will look at the scope of using AI in presentations or your outputs (such as essays and literature reviews), like checking grammar. Finally, we will then explore the ethical considerations involved in using AI when presenting, such as acknowledging the source of the images, the importance of referencing AI and acknowledging its use and avoiding the use of hallucinations in your references.
- How to use AI to create presentations
- How to use AI in delivering presentations
- How to use AI in your written outputs
- Acknowledging the use of AI generated material
- Responsible use of AI
Note
Software such as Grammarly can only be used in an assessment task if it is specifically approved in the Subject Outline. The use of software that is not specifically approved in the Subject Outline may constitute a breach of Charles Sturt’s Student Misconduct Rule 2020 and Academic Integrity Policy. To get feedback with grammar, punctuation or strategies to write more clearly, submit a draft of your assignment to Studiosity.
How to use AI to create presentations
Various software and applications have already integrated AI into their interface to help create, enhance and deliver visually appealing presentations. There are also more specific tools you could look at, a couple of examples include:
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Tome: promotes itself as an AI storytelling tool, but it is the most effective when used to generate PowerPoint presentations. Simply enter a prompt, and Tome will generate presentation slides on your chosen topic, including text and images. Slides are editable and can be shared. The free trial has limitations and it does require fact checking for accuracy.
- Beautiful.AI: another subscription AI presentation tool, uses a back-end system called DesignerBot to create AI generated presentations that can include figures, tables, infographics, charts and other data. Mostly aimed at businesses, but can create professional looking slides for a variety of contexts. Also includes a separate prompter to create AI generated images.
- Simplified’s AI Presentation Maker: handles image and content creation for any topic and the first set is free. Simplified also has a number of other AI tools.
How to use AI in delivering presentations
Instead of getting GenAI tools to create a presentation for you, use them to assist you in the creation process by:
- Brainstorming ideas for the content of your presentation
- Suggesting a structure or activities for your presentation to aid in engagement
- Provide feedback on the presentation. An example is PowerPoint’s Speaker Coach.
How to use AI in your written outputs
Providing content directly generated by AI is unlikely to be allowed. But there are o