
OpenAI’s “Agentic” Whitepaper Missed the Point
Two days after OpenAI released their agentic whitepaper, Harrison Chase (LangChain’s Co-founder) wrote a sharp critique on how to think about agentic apps.
If you care even a little bit about where AI workflows and LLM orchestration are headed—you’ll want to read this.

You Ain’t got the Answers, PM!
Hate to break it to you, but Product isn’t about having all the answers.
It’s about asking the right questions.
So as a PM, you’re not the star—you’re the conductor 🎼

AI POCs—the Pathway from Innovation to ROI
A proof-of-concept (POC) is a realization of a technical (AI) capability that demonstrates its potential for value and viability.
From my experience, the power of a POC comes from its ability to start with well-defined scope and success criteria.

Falling in Love with the Problem
With so many tools, it’s easy to get distracted.
It’s tempting to jump straight into the latest model architectures, prompts, or LLMs.
Fall in love with the problem—not the solution.

12 Must-know Gen AI Terms
Gen AI is transforming ways of working.
Are you keeping up?
If you want to stay ahead, keep these 12 terms in your back pocket.

Everything You Need to Know about AI Agents
Chatbots answer questions.
AI agents get things done.
Earlier in the week, I shared an Agentic JIRA POC and joked that it would automate the rest of my JIRA stories…

AI PM Guiding Principles
AI Product Management is as much Art as it is Science 🔥
Most AI products fail—not because the models are bad, but due to a few hard truths that product teams ignore.

AI JIRA Agent with Replit
As a PO, create an AI JIRA Agent so I never have to write JIRA stories ever again 🙏
Just joshing.

Ditching Google Search Never Felt Easier
Google used to be my go-to for everything, but lately, search results feel like a battlefield of ads, and SEO-optimized fluff.
So I quit Google Search and decided to embrace AI instead.

Google Raised the Bar with Gemini 2.5 Pro
Imagine AI that doesn’t just respond—but actually thinks.
That’s exactly what Gemini 2.5 delivers with Google's most intelligent model yet.

Unlocking Business Value with AI
AI isn’t a shiny new tool—it's actually been around for a while.
I’ve witnessed firsthand how AI can jumpstart workflows, but only when implemented thoughtfully.
The key is understanding the value prop that AI can deliver along with the guardrails that come with it.

From Replit with Vibes
The pace of AI product development is accelerating rapidly.
AI providers are over-indexing on speed to market while achieving product-market fit.
Despite the contentious debate surrounding vibe coding, its potential for rapid ideation to prototype is undeniable, particularly for AI Product Managers.

The Disruptor's Dilemma
Forget about the CEO of the Product.
That mindset is a relic and it didn't get me very far.
AI Product Management is about co-creating with your stakeholders.

Is AI a silver bullet?
Most of the time, it's not.
Previously, we laid the groundwork for AI product strategy.
Once that's in place, it’s time to get real: when does AI make sense to implement?

Google's AI Assistant just got a Massive Upgrade ⚡
Last week Gemini upgraded its most popular features—including Deep Research—with an updated 2.0 Flash Thinking Experimental model and personalization.

Retirement Planning with Replit
Retirement planning shouldn't feel like rocket science.
So I built an app to make it simple.

Claude's Coding Skills are Next-level 👀
Since the release of Sonnet 3.7, I've been using Claude more than ever for vibe coding.

AI History 101 📚
Okay, settle down class.
Let's open our textbooks to page 6—and learn about the history of AI.

NotebookLM Generated a Podcast about my Career
Ready for a quick ego boost?
My slightly ridiculous but surprisingly effective weekend self-care life hack—upload your professional background (CV) into Google's NotebookLM and hit generate Audio Overview.

AI Jargon 101
Imagine sitting in a meeting, and instead of debating ROI, your team is discussing the vibes of your latest AI tool.
Sounds absurd, right?