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Satya Nadella warns of a global digital‑fatigue epidemic

Microsoft chief executive Satya Nadella has called attention to a growing “digital‑debt” problem, saying employees need to be freed from constant data, message and notification overload. Surveys cited by Microsoft show that 64 % of workers struggle to find the time and energy for their regular tasks, and almost two‑thirds report serious difficulty handling the flood of digital inputs.

The phenomenon is linked to a sharp drop in productivity, higher staff turnover and rising medical‑claims costs, which the firm estimates cost U.S. companies roughly $322 billion each year. Workers experiencing digital fatigue are 3.5 times more likely to have trouble innovating or thinking strategically. Recent U.S. lawsuits over teen suicides involving AI‑driven mental‑health chatbots have resulted in settlements, underscoring legal and ethical concerns.

Cerevity, a tele‑health network, has produced a “digital‑fatigue map” that attributes economic losses primarily to reduced productivity, employee churn and increased health‑care claims.

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