Microsoft is asking some managers to evaluate employees based on how much they use AI internally, and the software giant is considering adding a metric related to this in its review process, Business…

Microsoft is asking some managers to evaluate employees based on how much they use AI internally, and the software giant is considering adding a metric related to this in its review process, Business Insider has learned.

Julia Liuson, president of the Microsoft division responsible for developer tools like AI coding service GitHub Copilot, sent an email instructing managers to evaluate employee performance based on their use of internal AI tools.

“AI is now a fundamental part of how we work,” Liuson wrote. “Just like collaboration, data-driven thinking, and effective communication, using AI is no longer optional — it’s core to every role and every level.”

These changes are meant to address what Microsoft sees as lagging internal adoption of its Copilot AI services, according to two people with knowledge of the plans.

Read more about how AI use is playing a role in Microsoft’s evaluation process on BI: https://lnkd.in/g7cVRDug

(Credit: Microsoft)

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