Maybe it won't be good, but it's surprising to me it can't do it barebones. Considering LLMs do an okay at summarizing into markdown, maybe the issue is a lack of proper intermediate DSL to represent slides it can train on?
But autogenerating at least a scaffolding for a deck seems so obvious, it's pretty damning it's so bad 2 years later.
I'd love the R part of RAG, but Microsoft can't even do that it appears?
They push the "generate image based on prompt" as the main add for slides to make them not just bullets, but no real foundational slide creation is baked in.
Things may have changed since I demo'd it ~6 months ago.
Google Slides is just generated images and transform text as far as I've seen.
We now have so much information that the effort needed to take this step is so obnoxious that need an abstract organization system to exist on top of it.
I wonder if the scaling properties here just serve to highlight the deeper organizational problem that we still haven't solved properly yet.
Yet, here we are.
Right now, they can chuck out a terribly implemented LLM.