Posted by Kawasaki, Japan: Fujitsu announced a new AI powered presentation technology, which enables AI avatars to carry out presentations and handle audience questions.
The Fujitsu AI Auto Presentation technology, a core component of Fujitsu’s AI service Fujitsu Kozuchi, automatically generates and carries out presentations using Microsoft PowerPoint presentation data. It provides answers to audience questions based on materials pre-integrated into a retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) process.
Starting June 19, 2025, Fujitsu will begin offering a trial environment on the Fujitsu Research Portal for corporate customers to try the new technology.
The new technology, a joint development with an AI solutions company, Headwaters Co., Ltd., will also be offered as Microsoft 365 Copilot AI agent “Fujitsu AI Auto Presentation.”
Fujitsu will utilise the technology within the company from the second quarter of FY 2025 and begin providing it to customers around the world from the third quarter. Users will be able to create AI avatars using their own likeness and voice, and have them generate presentations automatically in over 30 languages.
It makes possible for anybody to utilise the technology without requiring specialist knowledge. Going forward, Fujitsu AI Auto Presentation will also be available directly via Microsoft Teams and PowerPoint.
The AI powered presentation technology allows anybody to deliver presentations irrespective of time constraints, language level, presentation aptitude, and other factors. The company will empower organisations to share accurate and high quality information and improve operational efficiency, thereby contributing to the development of a digital society, a key essential contribution of its materiality.
“We warmly welcome the announcement of “Fujitsu AI Auto Presentation” from Fujitsu Limited,” said Satoshi Asano, Managing Executive Officer, Global Partner Solutions, Microsoft Japan Co., Ltd.
“By making Fujitsu AI Auto Presentation available via the declarative agent framework of Microsoft 365 Copilot, we expect it will help customers accelerate global expansion through multilingual content creation, streamline marketing operations by reducing the time and effort required to build presentations, and facilitate faster knowledge sharing both within and outside the organisation,” added Asano.
These capabilities will contribute to solving key challenges that businesses face in communication and operational efficiency. “Microsoft Japan looks forward to continuing our strong collaboration with Fujitsu Limited as we explore new opportunities to advance AI agent powered solutions and further enhance the AI agent ecosystem,” said Asano.
“We are deeply honoured to have collaborated with Fujitsu Limited on the development of Fujitsu AI Auto Presentation. In this project, we have taken the lead in implementing AI agents capable of autonomously handling complex tasks by integrating with Microsoft 365 Copilot,” said Masaya Nishimaki, Company Director, Headwaters Co., Ltd.
“Through this effort, we have strongly felt the practicality of AI rooted in business operations and the significant potential for improving operational efficiency. Going forward, we will continue to collaborate with Fujitsu to advance the democratization of AI agents and contribute to the creation of a better future through the practical implementation of AI agents that benefit everyone,” added Nishimaki.
Other Fujitsu AI Auto Presentation features
- Autonomous slide transition with time allocation (international patent pending)
It generates presentation text based on the number of characters for each slide and time limit instructions and changes slides at the appropriate time. - Customisable presentation content generation
The AI avatar presented content leverages voice recognition, large language model (LLM), and voice synthesis technology. With inputting prompts, the content can be controlled on a slide-by-slide basis. Various customizations are possible, including automatically generated text, fixed text, insertion of specified text, and control over writing style.
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