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How to Build the Future: Product Thinking in the Age of AI

How to Build the Future: Product Thinking in the Age of AI

APR
30
Thursday, Apr 30
from 10:00 PM – 10:30 PM UTC
Virtual event

About the event

Chatbots are so yesterday. Or are they?: Chat modalities are just the beginning. We have browser automation, pulse-type proactive products, always-on robots... What does an AI embedded world look like?: Let's discuss UX in the near-future: where AI products are embedded across surfaces, apps, and hardware. The latest research gives us clues: You don't need to look far to see what 2035 will look like. If you're a product person, learn from the labs + academics. Most AI advice for product people are making it easy to build PRDs, simulate user personas, or manage tickets. But great product work is built on one thing: taste. And for your taste to be relevant moving forward, you have to start living in the future. Let's talk about it.

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