Satya Nadella Says These Microsoft Copilot Prompts Now Run His Schedule, Prep Meetings And Even Flag Risks, Shares 5 Examples
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella shared how GPT-5 integration into Microsoft 365 Copilot enhances his daily workflow, using five AI prompts for meeting preparation, project assessment, and risk identification. The recent upgrade allows Copilot to process extensive documents and provide nuanced responses. Despite a 1.12% decline in stock over the past month, Microsoft remains up 21.06% year-to-date, indicating short-term weakness but a strong medium to long-term trajectory.
On Wednesday, Microsoft Corporation MSFT CEO Satya Nadella revealed how GPT-5 integration into Microsoft 365 Copilot has become a core part of his daily workflow, showing five AI prompts he uses to prepare meetings, assess projects and identify risks.
Nadella's 5 Prompts Show AI At Work
In a post on X, formerly Twitter, Nadella outlined five ways GPT-5 Copilot helps him manage his schedule and decision-making:
First, "Based on my prior interactions with [/person], give me 5 things likely top of mind for our next meeting."
"Draft a project update based on emails, chats, and all meetings in [/series]: KPIs vs. targets, wins/losses, risks, competitive moves, plus likely tough questions and answers."
"Are we on track for the [Product] launch in November? Check eng progress, pilot program results, risks. Give me a probability."
"Review my calendar and email from the last month and create 5 to 7 buckets for projects I spend most time on, with % of time spent and short descriptions."
"Review [/select email] + prep me for the next meeting in [/series], based on past manager and team discussions."
Nadella said GPT-5 Copilot has "quickly become part of my everyday workflow," adding that it provides "a new layer of intelligence spanning all my apps."
GPT-5 Upgrade Boosts Copilot Features
Microsoft announced on Aug. 7 that GPT-5 is now integrated into Microsoft 365 Copilot and Copilot Studio globally.
The update gives Copilot a real-time router to select between fast-response and deep-reasoning engines, the ability to process documents up to 100,000 tokens, and more human-like responses when tasks require nuanced analysis.
Price Action: Microsoft’s stock has fallen 1.12% over the past month but remains up 21.06% year-to-date, according to Benzinga Pro.
Benzinga’s Edge Stock Rankings indicate MSFT is showing short-term weakness while sustaining a strong upward trajectory in the medium and long term. More performance details are available here.
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