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AI is helping some senior executives summarise reports, draft emails and prepare for meetings, Fortune reports. A survey cited in the article found 68% of US and UK leaders use AI to summarise documents, while 58% use it to draft emails.
Why it mattersLinkedIn chief executive Ryan Roslansky uses AI for almost every high-stakes email he sends, the article says; Microsoft chief executive Satya Nadella uses AI agents to digest his inbox and prepare for meetings. Hachette chief executive David Shelley warns that polished, AI-assisted messages can lose the personal voice employees expect from a leader. Fluency, it turns out, is the easy bit. The figures come from a survey by General Assembly and coaching firm EZRA, as reported by Fortune.
Discuss: Is AI helping executives communicate more clearly, or making it harder to tell what they really think?
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