Add new article(s) from aiadopters.club (#37)

Co-authored-by: kbanc85 <139567284+kbanc85@users.noreply.github.com>

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+      <title>How to use AI to prepare presentations that actually persuade</title>
+      <link>https://kbanc.com/claims-library/how-to-use-ai-to-prepare-presentations</link>
+      <guid>https://kbanc.com/claims-library/how-to-use-ai-to-prepare-presentations</guid>
+      <pubDate>Mon, 05 Jan 2026 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
+      <description>5 atomic claims about this article provides a strategic approach to using ai for creating more persuasive presentations. it offers a specific ai prompt framework based on ancient rhetorical techniques to help professionals improve their presentation preparation..</description>
+      <author>kamil@kbanc.com (Kamil Banc)</author>
+    </item>
+
     <item>
       <title>What&apos;s your plan for 26?</title>
       <link>https://kbanc.com/claims-library/whats-your-plan-for-26</link>

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src/data/claims.ts

@@ -2253,6 +2253,41 @@ export const ALL_CLAIMS_DATA: ClaimData[] = [
     ],
     infographics: [],
     supportingContext: "Kamil Banc\'s methodology centers on practical AI adoption strategies for professionals navigating workplace transformation. The AI Adopters Club emphasizes identifying implementation bottlenecks and solving overlooked organizational problems. His approach combines strategic planning with hands-on tools, focusing on skills that create workplace indispensability. The framework addresses content creation, visual design without traditional skills, and recognizing AI opportunities that remain invisible to most organizations.",
+  },
+  {
+    slug: "how-to-use-ai-to-prepare-presentations",
+    title: "How to use AI to prepare presentations that actually persuade",
+    date: "2026-01-05",
+    featuredClaim: "AI prompt applies 2,400-year-old persuasion framework to structure presentations for maximum impact.",
+    description: "This article provides a strategic approach to using AI for creating more persuasive presentations. It offers a specific AI prompt framework based on ancient rhetorical techniques to help professionals improve their presentation preparation.",
+    keyPoints: [
+      "Learn an AI prompt that structures presentations for persuasion",
+      "Apply a 2,400-year-old framework to presentation design",
+      "Improve effectiveness for budget requests, proposals, and pitches"
+    ],
+    topics: [TOPICS.STRATEGY, TOPICS.TOOLS, TOPICS.BUSINESS],
+    claims: [
+      "A single AI prompt can structure presentations using a framework that has proven effective for 2,400 years.",
+      "The AI-powered approach works across budget requests, project proposals, quarterly updates, and client pitches effectively.",
+      "Traditional presentations focus on information delivery while persuasive presentations require structured argumentation and strategic design.",
+      "Ancient rhetorical frameworks can be implemented through modern AI tools to accelerate presentation preparation time significantly.",
+      "Structured persuasion methodology transforms standard business presentations into compelling arguments that drive stakeholder decisions forward."
+    ],
+    claimTitles: [
+      "Ancient Framework, Modern Tool",
+      "Universal Business Application",
+      "Information Versus Persuasion",
+      "AI-Accelerated Classical Rhetoric",
+      "Structure Drives Decision-Making"
+    ],
+    originalUrl: "https://aiadopters.club/p/ai-prompt-presentation-prep",
+    quote: "You\'ll walk away from this article with a single AI prompt that structures your next presentation for persuasion, not just information.",
+    keyStatistics: [
+      { stat: "2,400 years", context: "Age of the persuasion framework being applied through AI to modern presentation design" },
+      { stat: "4 presentation types", context: "Number of business contexts where the method applies: budget requests, proposals, updates, and pitches" }
+    ],
+    infographics: [],
+    supportingContext: "The methodology combines classical rhetorical principles with AI prompt engineering to create presentation structures optimized for persuasion rather than mere information delivery. Practitioners can apply a single, reusable prompt across multiple business contexts including budget requests, project proposals, quarterly updates, and client pitches. The approach leverages a 2,400-year-old framework, suggesting roots in Aristotelian rhetoric or similar classical persuasion theories. By automating the structural design process, professionals can reduce preparation time while improving persuasive effectiveness through battle-tested argumentation patterns.",
   }
 ];