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Microsoft’s expectations are going up as training on AI is now a requirement for all employees. An internal memo states that tools like GitHub, Copilot must be leveraged into an employee’s daily work indicating that fluency in AI is no longer optional but a requirement. The company wants individuals to think of AI as a partner as opposed to a novelty; demonstrating higher productivity, faster decision making and creativity/innovation.
This transition means more than just a technological advance; it is a cultural one. Employees should not only be forced to use AI, but to know how and when to use it ethically and effectively.
Learning prompts or automating tasks won’t be enough. According to Microsoft, human-AI interaction is here to stay. Where judgment, context and creativity still reign supreme. AI can manage the routine work but only humans can handle the unexpected. Emotional intelligence, ethics and adaptability will separate tomorrow’s leaders from the rest
The future favors those with hybrid skills who combine AI with problem solving, communication and soft skills. No matter what you do marketing, legal services, design or data, AI is an enhancer not a substitute. Creativity, critical thinking and communication are the new strategic skills.
It’s clear that Microsoft is saying, “being AI-ready is the new baseline standard.” However, being human ready is resilient, conscious and adaptable and will truly help you future proof your career.
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