Nestl CEO says workers need more than prompting skills to use AI well
News Source : The Next Web
News Summary
- Philipp Navratil says many people see AI as just another tool.
- In his view, adding it on top of existing habits can make work more complicated, not less.
- He wants workers to rethink their processes and drop steps that are no longer needed.
- The time saved, he said, can be used to analyse data and meet business partners.
- About 100,000 Nestlé employees use Microsoft Copilot each month, chief information officer Chris Wright told Fortune in January.
- He became chief executive on September 1, 2025, after the board dismissed Laurent Freixe over an undisclosed relationship with a direct subordinate.
Nestl chief executive Philipp Navratil says knowing how to write a good prompt is not enough for workers who want to keep up with artificial intelligence.
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