Nika: All Product Managers Will Become AI PMs in the Future
Marily Nika · AI and product management | Marily Nika (Meta, Google) · Feb 5, 2023 · at 8:39
Meta AI Product Lead Marily Nika explains why future tech products will inherently require personalization, recommendation algorithms, and AI-driven workflows.
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“I believe that all product managers will be AI product managers in the future.”
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