11-13: AI Product Management
Managing probabilistic features requires abandoning deterministic roadmapping. Feature KPIs, A/B testing, and managing stakeholder expectations.
🎯 What You'll Learn
- ✓ Adopt continuous confidence grading
- ✓ Navigate subjective QA processes
- ✓ Set realistic executive expectations
The Uncertainty of the Timeline
In traditional PM, a button takes 2 weeks to build, and it either works 100% of the time or 0% of the time. In AI Product Management, an LLM summarizer takes 2 hours to build, and it works 85% of the time. Getting it to 95% takes 3 months. Getting it to 99% might be mathematically impossible.
The role of the AI PM is defining the "Acceptable Inaccuracy Threshold." If an AI email drafter gets a name wrong 1% of the time, the user can edit it. If an AI medical diagnostic tool fails 1% of the time, the business is bankrupt.
Roadmaps must shift from "Feature Delivery" dates to "Accuracy Threshold" dates.
The time spent manually reviewing outputs because automated metrics don't capture subjective tone.
The engineering capital spent trying to close the final 9% gap of accuracy.
Implement a public confidence score on your AI beta features.
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Module Syllabus
Lesson 1: The Uncertainty of the Timeline
In traditional PM, a button takes 2 weeks to build, and it either works 100% of the time or 0% of the time. In AI Product Management, an LLM summarizer takes 2 hours to build, and it works 85% of the time. Getting it to 95% takes 3 months. Getting it to 99% might be mathematically impossible.The role of the AI PM is defining the "Acceptable Inaccuracy Threshold." If an AI email drafter gets a name wrong 1% of the time, the user can edit it. If an AI medical diagnostic tool fails 1% of the time, the business is bankrupt.Roadmaps must shift from "Feature Delivery" dates to "Accuracy Threshold" dates.
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