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While Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says he likes podcasts, he might not actually be listening to them anymore.<\/p>\n
That tidbit comes towards the end of a longer Bloomberg profile of Nadella<\/a>, with a focus on Microsoft\u2019s AI strategy and its complicated relationship with OpenAI<\/a>. To illustrate how much he uses the company\u2019s Copilot AI assistant in his daily life, Nadella said that instead of listening to podcasts, he now uploads the transcripts to Copilot, then talks to Copilot about the content during his drive to the office.<\/p>\n In addition, Nadella \u2014 who jokingly described his job as \u201cemail typist\u201d \u2014 said he relies on at least 10 custom agents developed in Copilot Studio to summarize emails and messages, prepare for meetings, and perform other tasks around the office.<\/p>\n AI already seems to be transforming Microsoft in more substantial ways, with programers reportedly the hardest hit<\/a> in the company\u2019s recent layoffs, shortly after Nadella declared that 30% of the company\u2019s code was written by AI<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n