@omarsar0: I can usually tell when a deck was made with AI. Generating slides with AI is easy now. They are just missing that pers…

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Gamma 5 from Gamma was rebuilt to combat generic-looking AI slides, aiming for presentation decks that feel personalized and follow the creator's own vision. The founder notes that with AI tools everywhere, everything looks the same, so a step change in visual variety was needed.

I can usually tell when a deck was made with AI. Generating slides with AI is easy now. They are just missing that personal touch. Gamma 5 from @GammaApp was rebuilt to address this. It's really good; the slide decks now feel like my own, with my vision, and closely follow my https://t.co/QFQ2DYEETU
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I can usually tell when a deck was made with AI.

Generating slides with AI is easy now. They are just missing that personal touch.

Gamma 5 from @GammaApp was rebuilt to address this.

It’s really good; the slide decks now feel like my own, with my vision, and closely follow my https://t.co/QFQ2DYEETU

Grant Lee (@thisisgrantlee): Everyone is sick of generic AI, including us.

Gamma was the first AI presentation platform to reach real scale. But now that AI tools are everywhere, everything looks the same.

Earlier this summer, we came to an uncomfortable conclusion: without a step change in visual variety,

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