About us
AI & Product Colorado, a subgroup of the Rocky Mountain AI Interest Group (RMAIIG), is the home for product professionals navigating what AI is doing to the profession.
Each month we host events to tackle new tools, shifting role boundaries, and the practical skills PMs need to stay ahead. Plus, VIBE GAMES, where tributes vibe code an app with the audience in 45 minutes. Part improv, part comedy, all fun!
We bring together product managers, founders, and builders across Boulder and Denver for hands-on sessions, honest conversations, and real examples of how AI is reshaping product work today. Whether you're just starting to explore AI or already building with it, this is where Colorado's product community figures out what's next - together.
Upcoming events
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Blurred Lines - CSW Edition
Code Talent, Code Talent, 3412 Blake Street, Denver, 80205, Denver, CO, USEveryone's a Little Bit PM Now
We have a very special AI & Product Colorado edition lined up for Colorado Startup Week. Kick off the week in style by joining us at Code Talent on Monday, Sept 14.Product management has always been a job of many disciplines stitched together. Remember the old venn diagram of UX/Tech/Business with You are here? (see above) The role has always been part strategy, part research, part design sense, part technical fluency, part operations. Historically, no one person could do all of it well; teams split the work across specialists, and PMs learned to lean on the ones around them.
AI is blurring the lines between that division. Research that took a week of interviews and synthesis now takes an afternoon. A PM can prototype a real interface instead of describing one in a doc. Dev, design, and product ops tasks that used to require handoffs are increasingly things one person can just do. The result isn't a new job title — it's a shift in what a single product person is expected to own.
This session digs into that shift from multiple vantage points. We'll talk about which skills are becoming table stakes, which are becoming differentiators, and what this means for how you grow your career or build your team in the next few year.
Speakers
Jenny Wanger
Product leadership consultant and coach. She's worked with product teams at Amazon, Firefox, Cisco, and GE Healthcare, and now coaches CPOs and VPs through AI-driven org shifts.
jennywanger.com | linkedin.com/in/jennywanger
Riley Scardina
Principal Technical Recruiter at Code Talent, our venue for this event. She's watching firsthand how AI is reshaping what companies look for in product and technical hires.
linkedin.com/in/rileyamelia
Jake Taylor
Senior Director of Product Design at JumpCloud, leading a global team on the company's IT, identity, and device management platform. He and his team have spent the past year redrawing where design, product, and engineering start and stop, the exact blurred lines this event is named for.
linkedin.com/in/thejaketaylor
Jason Fletchall
Fractional CPTO who spent 15 years building product orgs at eBay and HelloFresh, leading teams across PM, Design, UX Research, and Analytics. As AI sped up what one person could do, he moved into the startup world, where he now does all of those jobs himself for non-technical founders building their first product.
linkedin.com/in/jasonfletchallBig thanks to Code Talent for hosting us!
Agenda:
5:30 - Community time with snacks and drinks
6:00 - Panel Discussion and Audience Q&A
7:00 - More conversation, snacks and drinks64 attendees
Past events
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