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5 Machine Learning Lessons for Product Managers

Mind the Product

Artificial intelligence (AI) is probably the biggest commercial opportunity in today’s economy. We all use AI or machine learning (ML)-driven products almost every day, and the number of these products will be growing exponentially over the next couple of years. What does it mean for us as product managers?

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500: Evolving trends in product management: What every PM and VP Needs to Know – with Tony Ulwick

Product Innovation Educators

AI in Innovation: Promise and Limitations Artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT are emerging as potential aids in innovation. These tools can help generate initial job maps and outcomes, providing useful background information. He is also the author of the more recent book Jobs to be Done: Theory to Practice.

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Building What Customers Need: The Ultimate Recipe

The Product Coalition

In one such instance, recalls the product manager of the social media company, the internal users of his product came up to him and said they wanted to use machine learning for automating some part of manual activity. But, in most cases, ML and AI aren’t necessary and might consume more resources.

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Restoring Media Assets by Harnessing the Power of Machine Learning

Emerge Insights

Snow Leopard (2006) on my personal blog, upscaling them from their original 1920 x 1200 resolutions to 5k, likely much higher than even the original photos ever existed. The post Restoring Media Assets by Harnessing the Power of Machine Learning appeared first on EMERGE | Digital Product Agency. It made a minor splash.

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Technology Transformation – Adobe Lightroom

The Product Bistro

Lightroom (LR), or its official name, “Photoshop Lightroom” began as a public beta of a Mac only software in early 2006, was a response to Apple’s “Aperture” program targeted at professional photographers. The Origins. One example is their image processing and recognition that they run.

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Upcoming Speaking Engagements

Bain Public

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The Future Is Now: 5 Revolutionary Designs That Have Defined the Last 20 Years

freshtrax

Platforms like Facebook (since 2004), X (formerly Twitter) (since 2006), and Instagram (since 2010) have changed the way we communicate. Today, most people worldwide have a smartphone, and the previous tool, landline phones, has become nearly extinct. Social Media Platforms (2004-Present) It’s hard to imagine a world before social media.