I created a sample presentation using publicly available BuzzSumo content data for The New Yorker. Using a handful of free Python libraries and Jupyter Notebook, you can create html-based presentations that retain their interactivity—even the ability to filter the data in real time.
Clients love these PowerPoint alternatives because they can also be exported as html files, so they can continue to interact with the data afterwards. PowerPoint still has its place in corporate settings, but taking a code-based approach removes all of the typical hindrances PowerPoint hamstrings presenters with. And you can use much more sophisticated visualizations, which AI analysis typically requires.