Aparna Chennapragada (Microsoft) on AI’s Next Two Years, Category Collapse, and Using AI To Ace a Meeting

Aparna Chennapragada (Microsoft) on AI’s Next Two Years, Category Collapse, and Using AI To Ace a Meeting

AI is no longer a future trend—it’s already reshaping how countless people work. And few people are closer to that shift than Aparna Chennapragada, Chief Product Officer for AI experiences at Microsoft. In this conversation, Aparna pulls back the curtain on how AI is actually being built into everyday work. She shares her bold two-year prediction for how work will change, tips for using AI to ace your next big meeting, and what Gen Z expects from the tools they use every day. They also get honest about the bets that didn’t work, how to prioritize when everything feels urgent, and the leadership lessons Aparna has learned scaling innovation inside one of the world’s largest companies. Plus: why prompting may be the most important new career skill—and what that means for managers, creators, and anyone trying to stay relevant in the AI era. 00:00 Aparna Chennapragada’s Social Currency 02:23 Bold Predictions for AI in the Next Two Years 03:48 How Microsoft's AI Strategy Has Evolved 06:39 AI Hacks For Your Next Meeting 11:39 Empathy in AI Design 13:50 How to Prioritize When Everything Feels Urgent 17:27 The Right Way to Think About Customer Feedback 19:39 Gen Z's Influence on Design 22:47 Workshopping Cohesiveness and Interoperability 25:46 Staying Focused in a Noisy AI World 29:28 Mastering the Skill of Prompting 34:11 AI in Education and Parenting 35:24 Leadership Principles in AI Development 38:33 How to Have Difficult Conversations With Your Team 40:24 Innovating at the Speed of Tryst 42:35 The Future of AI in Media 45:37 Hot Takes on AI 47:10 Social Currency Corner 50:09 Advice for New Product Managers 51:37 How to Show Social Currency Some Love Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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