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Why half of product managers are in trouble | Nikhyl Singhal (Meta, Google)

Why half of product managers are in trouble | Nikhyl Singhal (Meta, Google)

Nikhyl Singhal, a seasoned product executive and founder, provides an unfiltered look at the massive transformation reshaping product management. He argues that the rise of AI is creating a chaotic but ultimately joyful renaissance for "builders" while rendering the traditional "information mover" PM obsolete. Singhal predicts that half of current PMs are at risk and outlines the new skills—judgment, pace, and an "obsolescence mindset"—required to thrive.

937: How to Design AI-First Products — with Marc Dupuis

937: How to Design AI-First Products — with Marc Dupuis

Marc Dupuis, CEO of fabi.ai, argues that AI tools will elevate, not eliminate, data scientists by automating routine coding and enabling a focus on higher-value tasks. He advocates for building automated workflows that meet stakeholders in their native tools like Slack, delivering far greater ROI than traditional dashboards, and shares core principles for designing effective AI-first products.

Why Businesses Are Rejecting the AI They’ve Asked For ft Agency CEO Elias Torres

Why Businesses Are Rejecting the AI They’ve Asked For ft Agency CEO Elias Torres

Elias Torres, co-founder of Drift and Agency, discusses the prevalent expectation mismatch in AI adoption, where businesses demand AI but reject it due to "imperfection anxiety." Drawing from his experiences scaling HubSpot and Drift, he explains why human-led customer experience is fundamentally unscalable and details how his new venture, Agency, is building autonomous, AI-first solutions to solve deep, back-end customer challenges. His goal is to "deprogram the entire business world" from inefficient, human-dependent processes.

The AI-native startup: 5 products, 7-figure revenue, 100% AI-written code. | Dan Shipper (Every)

The AI-native startup: 5 products, 7-figure revenue, 100% AI-written code. | Dan Shipper (Every)

Dan Shipper, CEO of Every, shares how his 15-person team operates on the bleeding edge of AI, shipping products without writing code, using a team of specialized AI agents, and pioneering new AI-first workflows. This summary covers Every's operational playbook, their AI stack, and Dan's predictions on how AI will reshape jobs, skills, and companies.