Creating presentations used to take hours. Now you can talk for a few minutes, grab a transcript, and use Gamma to instantly build a clean, organized slide deck. In this episode of Weeks Ahead AI, Brad and Mitch walk through a real example in real time, showing how Gamma restructures messy conversations into a polished ten page presentation that can be exported to Google Slides, PowerPoint, Canva, or PDF.

They also explain practical tricks like using dashes to control slide grouping, how Gamma reorganizes content for clarity, and why this is one of the best low risk, high reward entry points for anyone using AI in their workflow.

In This Episode

• Live walkthrough of building a ten page deck in seconds with Gamma
• How transcripts from Plot or an iPhone recording can become presentations
• Why Gamma reorganizes your conversation into a clean narrative
• Exporting to PowerPoint, Google Slides, Canva, and PDF
• How to prepare board decks, proposals, and SOP slides in a fraction of the usual time
• Why presentation building is one of the easiest wins in AI adoption

Timestamps

00:00
Intro to Gamma and why Brad and Mitch use it for fast presentations

02:00
Turning a nine minute Relay Hub conversation into a ten page slide deck

04:50
How Gamma reorganizes raw conversation into a strong narrative flow

06:30
Key features like multimodal support, images, and customizable cards

08:15
Exporting the deck into Google Slides or PowerPoint for final edits

10:00
How to structure board decks by marking slide breaks in your transcript

12:45
Other AI tools like Lucidchart that use transcripts for diagrams and SOPs

14:30
Final thoughts and why this is a powerful time saver for any team

Links and Resources

Gamma: gamma.app
Plaud: Plaud Voice Recorder
Relay Hub Episode

Try taking a short voice memo, transcribing it, and dropping it into Gamma. Watch it turn into a complete presentation in seconds. Share your results with us at weeksahead.ai.

Most blue collar small businesses already sit on a gold mine of data from sensors, machines, and equipment, but barely use it. In this episode of Weeks Ahead AI, Brad, Terry, and Mitch bring back Josh Knutson, founder of Lium AI, to explain how AI can turn messy physical data into clear decisions for manufacturers, plants, and operators who live in the real world, not in spreadsheets.

In This Episode

• How a former therapist became a tech founder solving real world problems
• What it means to “ask your instruments” and talk to plant data in plain English
• Real use cases from astrophysics, oil and gas, satellites, and manufacturing
• How AI can boost throughput, quality, and food safety
• Why compute and power matter, and how smaller models change the future
• Practical steps for blue collar small businesses that want to start using AI

Timestamps

00:00 Why Josh is back and why physical world AI matters
02:10 From therapist to tech founder and the creation of Lium
04:40 Raising capital and building an AI startup around huge datasets
06:30 “Ask your instruments” explained in simple terms
07:45 Astrophysics example where months of work drop to 75 seconds
11:55 Oil, gas, and geothermal insights hidden in existing data
13:40 Why traditional AI tools choke on satellite and sensor data
15:55 Real world routing and decision making using weather and soil data
18:15 Why small and midsize manufacturers need this tech too
18:40 Extrusion and pet food manufacturing as a clear example
20:15 Point at your data, ask a question, get a recommendation
21:55 The future of autonomous agents tuning equipment in real time
25:55 Compute, power limitations, and the push for smaller models
29:25 Data centers, generators, and geothermal possibilities
31:00 CNBC predictions and where to learn more about Lium AI

Former psychotherapist turned tech founder Josh Knutson explains why every business should “use AI first.” He shares how tools like Claude and Lovable can replace $150K software builds, how to learn faster than ever, and how his new company Lium AI is transforming how humans interact with massive real-world data. From discovering a black hole in seconds to reshaping how we explore the physical world, this episode will change the way you think about time, money, and what’s possible with AI.