[thedailymail]

This is pretty clearly a hoax. The slides are text-heavy and expository to an unrealistic extent (for a powerpoint anyway) and the language is closer to amateur dystopian sci-fi than a technical presentation.

That said, it is a nice encapsulation of how "A.I." may come to be viewed as a surveillance, advertising and monetization tool.

[King-Aaron]

I feel there's other things that identify it as a possible hoax - the screenshots at the start, for instance, seem unfinished - but I've dealt with many powerpoint presentations over the years like this - way too many words for an overhead screen, but these sorts of presentations get shared around quite a bit with the intention of being just read on the computer screen..

[Wimpzilla]

Still the things explained into this presentation could be potentially true and really used. They are not too much difficult to implement in a real daily basis case. There is a lot of gaming publishers that are focusing on patenting AI algorithm to be used in modern games.

[King-Aaron]

Correct. I read the slides as more of a draft technology proposal rather than a launch presentation for the product.