Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More The world’s most popular presentation program — PowerPoint — is becoming ...

PowerPoint Designer uses artificial intelligence to suggest layouts, images, and designs to improve your deck. You need to have a Microsoft 365 subscription to use PowerPoint Designer in the desktop ...

Microsoft today launched Office Insider, an ongoing preview program for Office 365 subscribers looking to test new features and improvements coming to the suite’s apps. Office Insider currently only ...

A few months ago, Microsoft released a feature for PowerPoint 2016 that can help users make better-looking slides even if they aren’t presentation experts. On Thursday, it got even better with a few ...

Microsoft is continuing to add more "AI" features to PowerPoint. Back in 2015, Microsoft announced PowerPoint Designer and Morph-- two new cloud-powered features that built on Microsoft's ...

Since 2015, a small AI feature inside PowerPoint has quietly revolutionized the way we work. A tool called PowerPoint Designer analyzes images and words to automatically suggest a handful of visually ...

San Jose, Calif. (KTVU) - Powerpoint, the presentation creation tool from Microsoft’s Office suite won’t just help prepare slides, but also critique your pacing and style of delivery, thanks to an ...

Microsoft is leaning in on the power of artificial intelligence to help Office 365 subscribers create beautiful PowerPoint slides. By dragging and dropping in your favorite images and the relevant ...

How to combine two new PowerPoint features to increase productivity Your email has been sent Creating a presentation from scratch is a lot of work so let Word and PowerPoint work their time-saving ...

How to use Design Ideas to spruce up your PowerPoint presentations Your email has been sent Microsoft PowerPoint offers several tools to try to help you create a more engaging, interesting, and ...

Microsoft PowerPoint is often criticized for ruining public speaking, given the temptation for presenters to simply read the slides they’ve prepared using the software — the phenomenon known as “Death ...