Microsoft is actively investing in the development of artificial intelligence, as evidenced by plans to invest $80 billion in this area announced back in January, prior to the large-scale layoffs. This likely prompted Turnbull's recommendations, although overall, creative professions view generative AI as a potential threat, especially for the gaming industry, which has already faced numerous layoffs and studio closures in recent years.

The reason for the deletion of Turnbull's post remains unknown. However, comments on his reposting in Bluesky indicate that creative workers did not respond positively to his advice. In the text of the deleted post, he shared ideas for AI prompts that could assist in career planning, resume editing, networking, and overcoming emotional difficulties, including:

• Career Planning: "Act as a career coach. I was laid off from the gaming industry. Help create a 30-day plan to rethink the situation, explore new roles, and start applying without burnout."
• Resumes and LinkedIn: creating three versions of a resume for different types of employers, editing bullet points to highlight achievements, writing a "About Me" section focusing on leadership style and completed projects.
• Networking: templates for friendly messages to colleagues and studio representatives.
• Emotional Support: assistance in overcoming impostor syndrome, reminders of personal strengths.

Turnbull emphasized that these tools will not replace personal experience, but can help overcome challenges more quickly and calmly, with greater clarity. He encouraged sharing these tips with others to support the community. Stay kind, smart, and connected.