AI can be used to create graphics for your presentations or to generate the presentation based on information you provide.
Keep in mind that many AI art engines were trained on images without asking the artists or licensing their use. There is a lot of controversy around using AI generated art because of that.
While the engines may say that you own the copyright in any images you create using them, the Copyright Office has said that AI generated art cannot be copyrighted.
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