Generative AI (GenAI) innovation continues to rapidly evolve as tech companies seed the market with multimodal capabilities, reasoning models and AI agents, among other capabilities.

Even with the enthusiasm and AI infrastructure powering this digital transformation, some organizations have moved more slowly to embrace GenAI. For every organization that boasts upwards of 1,000 use cases, others struggle to fully embrace AI in their daily routines.

This is a missed opportunity. Applied properly, GenAI can be the ultimate brainstorming buddy, helping knowledge workers create content, shaving hours from their workstreams.

Research suggests this is happening across all types of knowledge work, with employees using GenAI to draft and edit documents (64%), create marketing content (58%) and generate emails (56%) among several use cases, according to the Wharton School of Business and GBK Collective.

This theory of GenAI as a productivity rocket booster is great but what does this look like in practice? Workers’ mileage will vary per business function, but Dell and NVIDIA put together this prompting guide that imagines what it’s like for business professionals to augment their work using GenAI.