ChatGPT and Product Management: A ProductPlan Engineering Experiment 🔬

Apr 03, 2023

I know what you’re thinking. Oh no, not another blog about ChatGPT.
However, even if you’re sick of hearing about this already notorious artificial intelligence tool’s strange adventures, it’s likely here to stay, and we’re only scratching the surface of the impact of this cutting-edge technology.
There have been countless stories, tests, and experiments using this fascinating chatbot. One that caught my attention is the bizarre conversations a New York Times reporter had with Microsoft’s new A.I.-powered Bing search engine.
Awkward confessions of love aside, there is no doubt that ChatGPT and other AI tools like it are poised to impact every aspect of our lives. And product management is not immune to this new era of artificial intelligence.
Many product professionals have started tinkering with ChatGPT to understand its impact on product management. The emergence of AI in product management is simultaneously being welcomed with a red carpet, ignored as nothing more than a fad, and outright shunned as death, a destroyer of worlds.

Time To Read: 5 Minutes

Published: February 2023

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Your product management career starts when you have at least once begged an engineer to do "it otherwise I will get in trouble"

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