Sliduno AI

How accurate is Sliduno AI?

In a test on 14 public PDFs totalling 435 pages, Sliduno AI read 15,507 table figures with 0 invented and 0 lost, and none of 2,432 checked table rows was split apart. The share of each page's words that reached the reading was at least 95.4%. This tests reading and rule-based decks, not AI-written text. Measured on 3 November 2026.

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Results

MeasureResult
Documents14 public PDFs, 435 pages read
Table figures compared15,507
Figures invented0
Figures lost0
Table rows checked2,432, with 0 split apart
Lowest share of words read95.4%
Decks asked for 10 slidesAll at 10 slides or fewer

The documents

They were chosen to differ from each other: Apple's Form 10-K, the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, two machine learning papers from arXiv, USGS mineral summaries, a Federal Reserve household report, the UN Sustainable Development Goals report, IRS Form 1040 and Publication 15, a European Central Bank bulletin, a CDC health statistics report, a Bureau of Labor Statistics release, an EPA report and a GAO report. Documents over 40 pages were cut to the product's 40-page limit first.

How it was tested

Software compared the figures in each table Sliduno AI read with the figures on the source page. A figure on the slide side that is not on the page counts as invented. A figure on the page that is missing counts as lost. No AI was used in this test.

What this does not show

Questions

Does Sliduno AI make up numbers?

Table and chart data are copied from your document, never written by the model. In AI mode, a number in the text that cannot be found in the document is removed. In our test of 14 public PDFs, 0 of 15,507 table figures were invented.

Should I still check the deck?

Yes. Each point shows its source page so you can. Automated checks catch numbers, not every meaning.

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Last updated 3 November 2026.