Grad students say Claude-made slides are harder to remember than hand-made ones
PTenigma · x · 2026-10-02
Replying to a request to stop using Claude to design conference slides ("we can tell, they all look the same"), a professor shares a grad student's observation: slide content made with Claude is now harder to recall, because quirky, clunky details of hand-made slides made content stick in memory better.
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