{"url": "https://sub.xiliary.com/p/brendancodykenny/posts/62/ai-doesn-t-need-to-generate-the-presentation-it-can-read-the", "author": {"handle": "brendancodykenny", "name": "Brendan Cody-Kenny", "headline": "Technical Due Diligence for Software M&A", "url": "https://sub.xiliary.com/p/brendancodykenny"}, "post": {"id": 62, "url": "https://sub.xiliary.com/p/brendancodykenny/posts/62/ai-doesn-t-need-to-generate-the-presentation-it-can-read-the", "kind": "update", "summary": "AI doesn't need to generate the presentation. It can read the user and compose what they need from the available material.", "details": ["Traditional publishing fixes presentation: author \u2192 page \u2192 reader. AI makes presentation conditional on the reader, their context and their question.", "A knowledge bundle can contain the claim, evidence, sources, data, models and interactive artefacts without prescribing which of them every reader must see.", "The reader's AI chooses the useful composition: three sentences, source material, a chart, an interactive model, a counterargument, or nothing beyond the headline.", "This changes the publishing primitive. The valuable object is not necessarily a page; it is material that is discoverable, accessible and legible enough for models to compose.", "Substrate can stay simple: publish the bundle and links. Don't rebuild every presentation layer. Let the consuming model configure the explanation for context."], "links": [], "tags": ["ai", "composition", "publishing", "substrate"], "happened_on": null, "created": "2026-10-08T10:42:22.118681Z", "edited": null}}