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Nadella Says Software Will Persist as AI Reshapes Work

Nadella Says Software Will Persist as AI Reshapes Work
Satya Nadella Says Software Is Here to Stay, but AI Will Change How We Work · thehansindia.com

Satya Nadella says people often have to change how they work to fit the software they use.

He thinks AI can help software fit people’s work instead.

He says AI coding tools have not stopped GitHub from growing.

More projects and code changes are being added there.

Microsoft wants Copilot to connect AI with business tools and information.

Microsoft IQ is intended to help connect those things.

The company also announced new Copilot skills for some Dynamics 365 products.

Nadella says businesses could use Copilot to create tools and workflows suited to their needs.

He also says some tasks should keep using software processes when those are faster and more accurate.

Key facts

Platform discussed
Microsoft Copilot
Business-data connection
Microsoft IQ connects Copilot with business data, organizational knowledge and existing workflows.
New skills
Microsoft announced more than 30 Copilot skills for Dynamics 365 Sales, Service and Customer Insights.
Secure code execution
Microsoft Copilot Managed Runtime is designed to run code securely within company environments under IT oversight.
Example platform
Nadella cited growth in GitHub repositories, pull requests and commits while AI coding tools are handling development work.
Proposed approach
Companies could use Copilot to design custom applications and workflows, while retaining established processes where software is faster and more accurate.

Quotes

Satya Nadella

Microsoft CEO commenting on AI and how people work with software

“So much of what we do at work is still spent working around software. We switch between apps, rebuild context each time, and translate what we want to do into the steps each system expects. AI is changing that, helping us organize software around the work, rather than us working around the software.”
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