product management in the age of ai
what it means to be a pm in the ai bubble
product management in the age of ai
Every product leader today should be asking:
“How has AI changed the problem my customers are facing?”
Not just: Can I use AI in my product? Not just: Can AI improve our efficiency?
Those are valid questions, but they’re lacking the strategic angle.
Every product strategy starts with the problem you are solving for your customers.
So as you rethink
... See moreNoa Ganot • How AI Changes Your Problem Space
You can’t just slap “add chatbot” on the roadmap and call it a strategy. That’s how you get Frankensoft, a hodge podge, stitched-together mess of features that look impressive in a demo but collapse in real-world use.
Why? Because successful AI isn’t a retrofit play. It’s a reinvention bet.
And the reinvention starts not with models, vibe-coding
... See moreDean Peters • Organizing on AI
I built this product GPT for three reasons:
1. It’s useful
2. It was fun to make
3. I think the PM role is in for a reckoning
I’ve looked over PM job descriptions for top tier companies, and they all look the same:
- own a defined product... See more
claire vo 🖤x.comThe CEO of @boltdotnew on why product managers are the best-positioned role in tech to thrive in a world of AI. https://t.co/sNqnkSuMhc
Lenny Rachitskyx.comi was working with some incredible engineers recently & it pushed me to think about the role of product management in the ai era. a bunch of people have wrote about this but i think this stuff is super real & needs even more thought.
we’re seeing a rapid compression of the pm role (not any different than other roles).... See more
signüllx.comThis matters because AI tools excel at accelerating work, but they don’t care what direction you’re pointing them in. Without a clear product strategy, AI will help you go fast in every possible direction at once. With it, they help you move faster and more consistently toward your actual goals.
Noa Ganot • Product Strategy in the AI Era
When doing product management for AI agents, the biggest shift is that the user you think about making successful is the agent. They are effectively your new “customer”.
And the whole game is to figure out how to get the agent the most relevant context possible to execute their task, which is why context engineering is... See more
Aaron Leviex.comSince AI and other technological advancements have made it easier and faster than ever to launch new products, your customers are now faced with an overwhelming array of alternatives . Every market is saturated with similar-looking tools, each promising comparable benefits. So many companies are competing for your potential customers’ attention and
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