Do we already see AI in productivity numbers, or is it still only hype?
Replied bySatya Nadella
Chairman & CEO, Microsoft at Microsoft
Niche: Technology, AI
Revenue: $1M+/month
Location: USA
Started: 1977
History shows productivity comes after broad use, not at launch. PCs showed up in GDP only after workplaces changed processes around them. It will be the same with AI. You cannot just try a tool once and expect magic. Real gains come when people use AI deeply and redesign how they forecast, write, code, and make decisions.
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