To Work Well with GenAI, You Need to Learn How to Talk to It
Briefly

As Chief Scientist at Microsoft, my job is to conduct research that makes work better. And it's an incredibly exciting time to have that job. Study after study show that recent AI advances will enable people to work in substantially new and more productive ways, and we've just started to scratch the surface of what is possible with AI. In the 17 years I've spent at Microsoft, I've never been more optimistic about the opportunity for computing to change work for the better.
As Chief Scientist at Microsoft, my job is to conduct research that makes work better. And it's an incredibly exciting time to have that job. Study after study show that recent AI advances will enable people to work in substantially new and more productive ways, and we've just started to scratch the surface of what is possible with AI. In the 17 years I've spent at Microsoft, I've never been more optimistic about the opportunity for computing to change work for the better.
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