Opinionated analysis of how AI changes the way products are built, decisions are made, and value is created.
The cost of building applications has collapsed. Almost every product leader is using that unlock to ship another app. There is a different, much larger unlock sitting next to it, and almost nobody is touching it.
Three things, all trainable. The weakest one caps your output. You are almost certainly investing in the wrong one.
Nine steps in three triads. Each one is a distinct mental action you can train. The hard part isn't the steps, it's clearing your own instrument.
There's a third mode of knowing. It's not analysis, not creativity, and it might be the one thing that can't be automated.
AI won't take your PM job. But it might prevent you from ever learning to do it well.
Most AI quality advice sells you the floor and calls it the ceiling.
The AI-proof skills list everyone cites is six items long. Five of them are wrong.
The mechanical half of every PM skill is now free. The judgment half is now exposed.
The four senses haven't changed. What counts within each one has.
And the distinction matters far more than you think.