NO WAYYY Claude in PowerPoint is absolutely INSANE ! It’s so over…

Big 4s:

@Ronitper Collating data into branded templates is history now

Why is every AI post about something being over?

That's actually really bad... Try @NotebookLM slide deck feature, it is powered by Gemini and Nanobanana. It generate original diagrams for the slides

I created this Discounted cash flow sheet in excel using claude and it saved me hours of formatting

Junior consultants and analysts rn:

He forgot the beautiful part on prompt

We built to do exactly this but yeah faster (No shade to Claude but it’s also better), and you can do it on the web or inside powerpoint. Id love to know what y’all think!

sorry to tell you, this is far from insane... the fact that it can organize and put stuff in powerpoint is great, but the professionals are going to look for more formatting, layout, etc. than what looks like a grade school presentation.

Anthropic is killing McKinsey, BCG, Bain

Cost is merely 500 bucks for token for shitty hallucinated presentation

Hear the whoosh? Thats the air coming out of the Big 4.

The word PowerPoint and insane never belongs in a sentence together unless you are saying someone is insane for using PowerPoint

RIP junior consultants and analysts

The crazy thing is almost nobody is talking about how crazy this is

Big four partners watching Claude do a PowerPoint in a minute that they previously charged $50k for

PowerPoint just became a thinking tool, not a formatting tool. The people who win won’t be the best designers… They’ll be the best prompters + storytellers.

Question is that can everyone afford the subscription? Is 20$ plan enough for this?

That's impressive. But also an example for me, that formerly super start-ups that specialize in PowerPoint/Exel add-ins may be soon disrupted. Take as example ThinkCell, a German Company acquired 2021 by Cinven. Basically every consultant (McKinsey, Bain, BCG you name it) was using think cell. Maybe still use it. Cinven is about to Sell Think cell for maybe couple of Billions USD, as they announced recently. I haven't used Think Cell for a long time, but it would be really interesting to know if Think Cell has also developed in the direction of AI applications. Otherwise, Claude will actually be a threat.

Why doesn’t copilot do this….. I’ve tried and it is not easy.

Except there is no story telling. Which is basically what senior exec need. Also zero emotional connection in these slides. Robots making slides for robotic humans ✅ lol

@grok how can I integrate claude in my powerpoint

I don’t think. I gave AI a JD and my LinkedIn profile .. made sure the JD doesn’t match my role profile … it made up my experiences and company names and told me I am a fit … yah. AI does a bit, but you still need an industry person to use it …

The evolution of PPT has gone through three stages: from templates, to features, and now to code. On the surface, it’s about changing forms. At a deeper level, it’s the same exploration over and over again: 👉 what is the smallest atomic unit AI can actually use? Atomic capabilities keep shifting. And one question becomes harder to ignore: do all products eventually collapse into code?

Back in my day, we used to create shitty PowerPoint slides manually in the snow both ways

Anyone having spent even a fraction of a minute trying this knows that it is bullshit that will, for the time being, result in a horrible presentation that even a 2 year old would laugh at. Closest thing I’ve seen to something remotely impressive for presentstions is NotebookLM.

Quick Claude in PowerPoint Tutorial

>2026 >PowerPoint

Problem is, all of the ppt look the same, once you have used it you can tell in an instant that a ppt was made by claude or not.

For others its a

finally someone said this! CLAUDE HAS GOT INSANE PPT SKILLS

You’re thinking too small. Why open PowerPoint at all?

Claude in PowerPoint = next-level presentations

the ppt aint so good i'd say not consulting level

@brunofaggion fim daquele software de Powerpoint que vc comentou uma vez no canal?

Because everyone loves a Powerpoint.