AI as Product Manager's Copilot - Workshop Slides

By Ali Vahed

 AI-enabled tools have proven effective in some areas, but when it comes to the actual Product Management work product,  where creativity and authenticity matter , using AI becomes more challenging.

To explore this further, I ran an experiment to answer a simple question: Can I delegate (automate) at least 30% of my PM work to AI?

I documented the outcomes in a blog post and later shared them in a workshop with fellow PMs. The slides below are exported directly from the Miro board I used for that session. 

👉 Read the full blog post here: How I Tried Delegating My Product Work to AI


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