AI day-to-day: Product Management

registration required https://luma.com/00h5rxqu
please request your spot on Luma. a Meetup RSVP alone does not confirm your place.

no bullshit ai for product management.
max 10 minute talks. one person, one thing they actually use in their work, and how you can use it yourself.
no pitches. no self-promotion. no theory without something to show. you leave with things you can open the same evening.

who it’s for
for the whole product management function. associate and junior PMs, experienced PMs, group PMs, heads of product, VPs and CPOs. whether you're getting started, owning a product or leading the team, the point is the same: practical things you can use in your work.
understanding customers, making sense of feedback, testing ideas, working with data, setting direction and helping teams make better decisions. less time on admin, more time on the work that matters.
not another talk about how ai will change product management. show us what helps today.

bring your laptop.
most talks come with something you can try or set up right there. there'll be time to do it, and people around to help.
no coding background needed. no ai experience needed. just curiosity and a willingness to try things. your seniority doesn't matter, and neither does how many ai tools you've tried.
if you already live in Cursor or Claude Code, come for workflows you haven't tried and people to compare notes with.
the actual lineup depends on who signs up to speak. speakers to be announced.

Agenda TBA
the whole event is in English.

want to speak?
max 10 minutes. one practical use case for product management. something you use, not something you read about. it could help an individual PM, a product team or someone leading the function.
show what you start with, how it works and what you get out of it. tell us what still needs checking. give people a way to try it themselves.
no pitch. no sales deck. you'll get credit for your work, but the talk is there to help the room.
want to share something? tick the speaker box when you sign up and we'll follow up with you.
explain it like a smart colleague who hasn't used the tool yet. keep it understandable, not impressive.