AI-built deck presented at Coatue's East Meets West: a month's work in a day
peterjliu · x · 2026-11-14
peterjliu highlights a landmark case: Yijia used AI (via Compound) to build the deck Philippe Laffont presented at Coatue's main conference, East Meets West — work that used to take a month now takes a day.
The linked product page offers 10 real McKinsey client slides rebuilt as editable PowerPoint files, each with build notes: conclusion-first full-sentence titles, one chart or table backing the title, labels written on data, numbered notes and source lines. Sources include public decks for Federal City Council, CalPERS, ULI Toronto and the National Governors Association. The claim: AI-generated slides have crossed the most discerning quality threshold and are no longer slop.
Related event: AI Makes Coatue Keynote Deck in One Day(2 posts)→
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