US20250061270
2025-02-20
Physics
G06F40/166
The patent application outlines a system designed to enhance presentations through computer-assisted feedback. This system utilizes computer models to analyze multimedia content such as text, slides, audio, and video. By leveraging machine learning and AI, particularly language models, the system predicts audience interactions and provides recommendations for improving presentations. These insights can be applied both before and during the presentation to refine content and delivery.
Automated presentation advice is crucial for high-stakes scenarios like corporate financial reports or political speeches, where audience perception can impact outcomes significantly. Traditionally, automated systems have struggled to provide effective coaching for such presentations. The application emphasizes the importance of preparing for unpredictable audience interactions, such as questions from financial analysts during earnings calls, which can influence investor sentiment and market performance.
The presentation assistance system operates at various stages of a presentation's lifecycle: preparation, rehearsal, and delivery. It compiles a database of past presentations to train models that can identify key points, summarize themes, and analyze tone and sentiment. These models help generate summaries and predict likely audience questions, providing users with comprehensive feedback on their presentation style and content.
During live presentations, the system offers real-time feedback by analyzing ongoing delivery and adjusting advice based on audience participation. It evaluates incoming questions against predicted queries to offer relevant responses. This dynamic guidance helps presenters adapt their strategies on the fly, ensuring they address audience concerns effectively.
The system's integration of historical data allows it to forecast potential questions and identify effective presentation attributes. By doing so, it enhances both pre-recorded and live presentations. Users can optimize their scripts and delivery based on these insights, ultimately improving the overall impact of their presentations.