Gen Z workers face increased displacement from AI while many executives actively adopt generative AI tools. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella uses GPT-5 on Copilot as part of daily workflows to generate meeting summaries, draft project updates, monitor productivity, and assess launch readiness. Nadella publicly shared five prompts designed to surface meeting priorities, compile KPIs and risks from communications, estimate product launch probabilities, and categorize time across projects. A Harris Poll for Dataiku found over three-fourths of U.S. CEOs fear losing their jobs to AI. Common advice to avoid automation remains: embrace AI and integrate it into workflows.
Just as for young people, the advice consistently given to avoid automation has been to embrace AI, the same goes for bosses: For Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, this has meant bringing generative AI into his "everyday workflow." The billionaire tech leader recently revealed he is an active user of GPT-5 on Copilot to generate meeting summaries, project updates, monitor productivity, and more. And he's even shared the exact prompts he uses for productivity.
While those at the bottom of the corporate ladder-Gen Z-are being plummeted by AI, CEOs are embracing the technology. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella now says GPT-5 on Copilot has become part of his "everyday workflow" and has brought a new layer of intelligence to his productivity. In a LinkedIn post, the Gen Xer revealed his top five prompts that are helping drive success at the $3.7 trillion tech giant. "Based on my prior interactions with [/person], give me 5 things likely top of mind for our next meeting."
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