Human vs. AI Slide Design

Blend AI's speed with human insight in your presentations with Jody Wissing.

Jody Wissing Jody Wissing

In this presentation design video, Jody Wissing pits several AI engines against a human designer, challenging them all to redesign an overcomplicated, text-heavy slide. The results? AI is great at building slides fast, but it doesn’t really know your audience—or that they had three coffees and have zero patience. Jody shows how to blend AI’s speed with human insight.

Subscribe to the CreativePro YouTube channel for more helpful design tips!

More Resources To Master Presentation Design

The 6th annual Presentation Design Conference, the essential how-to event for anyone who creates, designs, or delivers presentations, is now available on demand! Whether you build decks for clients, teams, classrooms, or conferences, this event will help you design slides that inform, inspire, and get results. Across four days of practical, expert-led sessions, you’ll learn how to turn content and visuals into powerful stories that connect with audiences. From mastering PowerPoint’s most essential tools to refining your design workflow, you’ll gain the skills to simplify complex information and make every presentation look its best. If you’ve ever been asked to “make a deck,” this is the training that helps you do it faster, better, and with confidence. LEARN MORE Members get a special discount on registration! Sign up today.
Bookmark
Please login to bookmark Close

This article was last modified on February 27, 2026

This article was first published on February 3, 2026

Comments (2)

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Loading comments...
AI Generative AI powerpoint slide design
ad

Recommended for you

Article

How to Remove People and Objects From Photos in Photoshop

Learn how to remove unwanted people and objects from photos using Photoshop’s to...

Article

Excel Charts in PowerPoint: Embedding vs. Linking

See how to avoid a common problems that can occur when you combine Excel chart d...

Article

How to Create Alternatives to Bullet Points in PowerPoint

See how “chunking” can be a great alternative to bullet points in a presentation...