Tome AI Provides a New Method for Creating Presentations

Tome AI is presenting a new way to create presentations more conveniently by using artificial intelligence

Do you find it difficult to present? People who are afraid of creating presentations now can say thanks to the new innovation of artificial intelligence. They can use Tome AI, the generative storytelling. Tome AI provides a new method by quickly creating a first draught of your presentation that is exactly how you want it using GPT-3 and DALL-E 2! Is it really that simple? We can definitely assert that it can be that simple in the modern world when AI is present in every part of our lives.

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With the use of GPT-3 and AI-generated graphics, generative storytelling in Tome AI helps you to create presentations easily, or outlines from scratch, replete with intelligent titles, pagination, page layouts, page text. This cutting-edge AI program can assist with creating presentations. Users only need to briefly describe their desired presentation in a predefined text space in order to use it. Teams might use it to discuss a project presentation deck or a business strategy. The generative storytelling experience in Tome can be fine-tuned thanks to its AI characteristics. Tome's AI may now be instructed to rewrite copy while retaining its length, to make it more concise or elaborate, and to adopt the most appropriate tone of voice (inspiring, formal, informal, objective, persuading, or playful). The redesigned prompt bar in Tome gives users the option to select from a variety of image formats as well as three different output styles (presentation, tale, and outline) (Neo-Impressionist, Pop Art, Fantasy, Cyberpunk, Anime, and more).

Since the release of its beta version in March, Tome has taken delight in enabling users to swiftly create presentations and tell online tales with a few clicks or taps. New AI features that may assist in creating presentations have been added to the app as of today, making it even simpler for users to get started. By putting description, users can harness built-in connections to AI tools GPT-3 and DALL-E 2 to generate what amounts to a preliminary outline and draft. Tome cofounder and CEO Keith Peiris commented "We realized that Tome could be this really compelling partner to you to overcome writer's block and to help craft a narrative." And as AI-generated things have currently become trendy (if somewhat controversial), with big techs like Canva, Microsoft, and Shutterstock announcing auto-generation features, Peiris emphasizes the company aims to respond to customer feedback, not simply hop on the content bot bandwagon. "When you ask someone what's the most time-intensive and laborious part of telling a compelling story, the deck construction is a small part of it," Peiris says.

 Peiris claims the Tome AI is very valuable for people building presentations to essentially see which points they want to touch upon—say, problems to be solved and potential funding sources in the case of a startup's pitch deck—and how they could organize the slides. AI-generated graphics can be customized by providing the software with new, more detailed instructions or by substituting real artist representations or other images, such as charts. Future iterations of the software, according to Peiris, would produce more intricate layouts and be able to tell when a particular type of visual content—outside of text and illustrations—might be desired by the reader, such as tables and graphs for numerical data.