Labeling builds trust body with AI image

Summary

A cream reading slide: two columns of body copy at the top, a large dark serif pull-quote sweeping across the bottom-left, and two AI-generated photographs of a figure in a long puffer coat tucked into the bottom-right.

Visual description

Warm cream ground with the section-nav bar and "07" page index up top. The upper half holds two columns of small dark sans-serif body copy with underlined inline links and a small statistic call-out. The bottom-left carries an oversized serif pull-quote in dark ink ("Brands that take the initiative to prioritise honesty around when and how they use GenAI will go far in gaining and retaining the trust of their audience."). The bottom-right shows two side-by-side AI-generated photographs of a person in a long white puffer coat. A small caption labels them as an original viral image and an AI-generated counterpart.

Key takeaway

Closing a dense text slide with one large serif pull-quote that restates the takeaway, used as a graphic anchor rather than a header. Sitting two near-identical AI photos side by side turns the imagery itself into the argument about authenticity.

Reuse notes

A pattern for slides that need to land a single quotable line at the foot of a reading-heavy page. The bottom pull-quote balances the top body columns. Pairing a real and an AI-generated image works whenever the point is about provenance or fakery; keep the photos the same size so the comparison reads cleanly.