Proposal: improv talk track where you present AI-generated slides of a random paper, authors in front row
windx0303 · x · 2026-10-27
A user proposes an "improv presentation track" for academic conferences: speakers receive AI-generated slides from a random paper with only 1 minute to prepare, while the paper's real authors sit in the front row and get to ask "why did you do it this way?" Part stress test of AI-generated slides, part comedy, it would probe how well anyone can bluff through a paper they've never read.
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