Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella envisions a significant transformation in knowledge work through AI agents by 2025. Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Nadella emphasized how AI agents will fundamentally change how people interact with computers and perform knowledge work. He highlighted that instead of humans adapting to computers through graphical interfaces, AI will enable more natural interactions through conversation and language. Nadella predicts these AI agents will serve as personal copilots, handling tasks like email management, scheduling, and document processing. The Microsoft CEO pointed to their existing Copilot technology as an early example of this shift, noting its rapid adoption with over 1 million paid enterprise subscribers. He believes AI agents will evolve to become increasingly sophisticated, capable of understanding context and executing complex tasks autonomously. The transformation will extend beyond individual productivity to reshape entire organizational workflows and business processes. However, Nadella also acknowledged the need for responsible AI development and emphasized Microsoft’s commitment to safety and ethical considerations. The discussion highlighted the broader implications for workforce evolution, suggesting that while AI will automate certain tasks, it will also create new opportunities and ways of working. This vision aligns with Microsoft’s strategic focus on AI integration across its product ecosystem.