Webinar: How to Be an AI Product Manager by Facebook AI Product Leader, Natalia Burina

Product School
6 Dec 202117:53

Summary

TLDR本次演讲由Facebook的AI产品经理Natalia Barina主讲,她分享了AI产品管理的重要性和AI产品经理的角色。她强调AI在当今社会中无所不在,对决策产生深远影响。AI产品经理需要理解业务问题,制定战略和路线图,并确保AI产品的公平性、隐私性、透明度和可靠性。她还讨论了AI产品管理与传统软件产品管理的不同之处,包括处理AI的不确定性和建立实验文化。最后,她给出了成功作为AI产品经理的三个建议:讲好故事、制定清晰的计划和快速上手新工作。

Takeaways

  • 🤖 AI产品管理的重要性日益凸显,因为AI正在以前所未有的规模做出关键决策。
  • 🚀 AI产品是自动系统,通过从数据中学习来做出面向用户决策,机器学习使计算机系统通过现有数据训练获得学习能力。
  • 🛠️ AI产品经理的角色是为公司最重要的商业问题构想和实现有影响力的AI解决方案。
  • 🎯 识别AI可以解决的正确问题和优先级是AI产品经理的关键任务。
  • 🔍 AI产品经理的类型包括专注于产品的、平台的、研究的以及专注于构建负责任AI的产品经理。
  • 🌟 AI软件开发与传统软件开发最大的不同在于其概率性,机器学习将工程从确定性过程转变为概率性过程。
  • 📈 AI产品经理需要掌握的实用技能包括使用创新工具、理解AI产品管道、以及关注业务目标和技术潜力。
  • 🔧 构建负责任的AI意味着确保AI的公平性、隐私保护、可解释性、可追责性和可靠性。
  • 📊 成功作为AI产品经理需要深入理解问题、内部化业务目标、对齐和跟踪正确的指标,并培养实验文化。
  • 🚦 面对AI技术的强大力量,产品经理必须意识到伴随的责任,并始终以不伤害用户和客户为出发点。
  • 🌐 作为AI产品经理,应与所有利益相关者合作,特别是领导层,以设计和对齐适当的指标。

Q & A

  • AI产品经理的主要职责是什么?

    -AI产品经理的主要职责是设想和实现对公司有重大影响的AI解决方案,解决最重要的商业问题。他们需要首先理解AI能解决的最重要的商业问题,其次识别和优先处理这些问题,并制定愿景、策略和路线图。最后,他们需要确保这些解决方案得以实现。

  • AI产品与传统软件产品在产品管理上有何不同?

    -AI产品的开发是概率性的,与传统的确定性过程不同。机器学习将工程从硬编码的算法和规则转变为基于大量输入输出对的统计学习过程。这意味着AI产品经理需要适应这种不确定性,并理解模型预测可能会有一定的错误率。

  • AI产品经理需要具备哪些技能?

    -AI产品经理需要具备包括使用设计思维工具(如UX模型、线框图、用户调查等)在内的多种技能。他们需要理解AI产品管道,包括数据、模型、服务基础设施和实验等环节。此外,他们还需要理解机器学习可以解决的问题类型,如排名、推荐、分类、回归、聚类和异常检测等。

  • 如何确保AI产品的公平性和无偏见?

    -为确保AI产品的公平性和无偏见,产品经理需要设计和优化AI以避免内置的偏见。这意味着要确保AI的决策基于伦理和包容性原则,同时要意识到数据可能编码了人类和社会的偏见,并采取措施来减轻这些偏见的影响。

  • AI产品经理如何处理AI产品的隐私和安全性问题?

    -AI产品经理需要在构建AI时保护用户隐私,并确保系统能够抵御攻击。他们需要考虑AI可能被欺骗的方式,并采取措施来增强系统的鲁棒性,以防止通过操纵输入数据来破坏算法。

  • AI产品经理如何确保AI产品的透明度和可解释性?

    -AI产品经理应确保AI的决策过程是透明的,并且能够解释AI为何做出特定的决策。这对于高风险的使用案例尤其重要,因为它们可能会直接影响人们的生活。透明度可以通过提供决策背后的逻辑和数据支持来实现。

  • AI产品经理如何确保AI产品的问责性?

    -AI产品经理需要建立检查和平衡机制,进行验证和合规性审查,确保有人类监督。这意味着AI决策过程不仅要自动化,还要能够在必要时进行人工审查和干预。

  • AI产品经理如何确保AI产品的可靠性和持续高性能?

    -AI产品经理需要持续监控AI系统的性能,并及时检测和解决数据问题,以防止模型性能衰退。这包括对系统进行持续的优化和调整,确保AI产品能够持续提供高质量的服务。

  • AI产品经理如何衡量AI产品成功与否?

    -AI产品经理需要与所有利益相关者,特别是领导层,合作设计和对齐适当的度量标准。AI应该支持业务度量标准,并展示其对业务的影响。成功的衡量可能包括早期的胜利、业务指标的提升以及与业务目标的一致性。

  • AI产品经理如何培养实验文化?

    -AI产品经理应该帮助组织建立成功使用AI所需的文化。这包括鼓励智能风险的承担、从失败中学习并不断迭代。他们应该从简单开始,逐步获得早期胜利,并慢慢扩展AI产品的范围。

  • AI产品经理在开始新工作时应该采取哪些策略?

    -AI产品经理在开始新工作时可以采用安德鲁·博斯沃斯的冷启动算法。这包括安排与关键人物的30分钟会议,介绍自己,提出必要的问题,记录详细的笔记,并询问下一步应该与谁交谈。这种方法有助于快速了解新环境并建立联系。

Outlines

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🤖 人工智能产品经理的角色与挑战

本段落介绍了Natalia Barina作为Facebook的AI产品负责人的背景,并探讨了人工智能在当今社会中的重要性和影响。AI产品是自动系统,通过学习数据来做出面向用户决策的机器学习技术,使得计算机系统能够通过在现有数据上的训练来学习,并基于之前未见的数据做出预测或其他结果。Natalia强调了AI产品经理的职责,包括理解AI可以解决的重要商业问题、制定愿景和战略路线图,并确保AI产品的责任性、公平性、隐私性、可解释性和健壮性。

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📊 机器学习与AI产品开发的实践技能

Natalia讨论了AI产品经理在实践中需要的技能,包括确定期望结果、交付方式和产品使用方式。她强调了在AI产品开发过程中理解数据、模型、服务基础设施和实验的重要性。Natalia还提到了AI产品生命周期,包括数据和训练、设计和开发、验证和测试、部署批准以及监控和优化。此外,她还提到了AI产品管理与传统软件产品管理的不同之处,特别是在机器学习的开发过程中的不确定性和概率性。

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🛡️ 构建负责任的AI产品

在这一段中,Natalia强调了构建负责任的AI产品的重要性,包括确保AI的公平性、隐私保护、透明度、可解释性和健壮性。她提到了AI可能带来的潜在问题,如偏见、数据泄露和对抗性攻击,并强调了AI产品管理者需要理解这些风险并采取措施来最小化它们。她还提到了AI产品管理的一些关键领域,包括确保AI不带有偏见、保护用户隐私、提高AI的透明度和可解释性、确保AI的可追责性以及建立可靠的AI系统。

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🚀 成功的AI产品经理的策略和建议

Natalia分享了成为成功的AI产品经理的策略和建议。她强调了识别正确问题和解决方案的重要性,以及深入理解AI可以解决的问题。她还提到了内部化商业目标、理解技术的能力和局限性、以及理解潜在的危害。Natalia提出了与所有利益相关者合作以设计和对齐适当的指标的重要性,并强调了建立实验文化的重要性。她还分享了三个产品管理的技巧:讲述好故事、制定书面计划以及快速启动新工作的策略。最后,Natalia以感谢听众的参与结束了她的演讲。

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Keywords

💡人工智能产品经理

人工智能产品经理(AI Product Manager)是指负责规划和管理人工智能产品的专业人员。他们需要理解并解决重要的商业问题,通过AI技术提供解决方案。在视频中,演讲者Natalia Barina就是一名AI产品经理,她分享了自己在Facebook支持一个约50人团队的经验。

💡机器学习

机器学习(Machine Learning)是人工智能的一个分支,它使计算机系统能够通过学习已有数据来提高性能。在视频中,演讲者提到机器学习让工程师从确定性过程转变为概率性过程,通过训练数据对模型进行训练,使系统能够对未见过的数据做出预测。

💡深度学习

深度学习(Deep Learning)是机器学习中的一种算法,它通过模拟人脑神经网络结构来学习数据的表示和特征。在视频中,演讲者提到深度学习被用于推断驾驶员的疲劳或分心程度。

💡AI产品生命周期

AI产品生命周期是指从AI产品概念提出到最终部署和优化的整个过程。这个过程包括数据收集、模型训练、设计开发、验证测试、部署批准以及监控优化等阶段。

💡公平性与偏见

公平性与偏见(Fairness and Bias)是指在AI产品开发过程中,确保AI系统不会因数据中的偏见而导致不公正的结果。AI产品经理需要识别并减少偏见,以确保AI系统的决策是公平和无歧视的。

💡隐私保护

隐私保护(Privacy Preservation)是指在开发和使用AI产品时,保护用户个人信息不被泄露或滥用的措施。AI产品经理需要确保AI系统在收集和处理数据时,遵守隐私法规并采取安全措施。

💡可解释性

可解释性(Explainability)是指AI系统能够向用户清晰解释其决策过程的能力。这对于高风险的应用场景尤为重要,因为用户需要理解AI做出特定决策的原因。

💡责任归属

责任归属(Accountability)是指AI产品在决策过程中应有明确的负责方,确保有检查和平衡机制,以及人类监督。这涉及到AI产品在出现问题时,能够追溯并采取相应措施。

💡可靠性

可靠性(Reliability)是指AI产品在长期运行中保持高性能和稳定性的能力。AI产品经理需要确保模型不会随着时间的推移而性能下降,并且能够及时发现并解决数据问题。

💡实验文化

实验文化(Experimental Culture)是指鼓励尝试、容忍失败并从中学习的组织环境。AI产品经理需要帮助构建这种文化,因为它与传统软件开发不同,AI奖励那些愿意承担智能风险的个人和公司。

💡业务指标

业务指标(Business Metrics)是指用于衡量公司业务绩效的量化指标。AI产品经理需要确保AI项目支持业务指标,并展示其对业务的影响。正确选择和跟踪业务指标对于AI产品成功至关重要。

Highlights

AI is making consequential decisions at an unprecedented scale, becoming ubiquitous in various sectors.

AI products are automated systems that learn from data to make user-facing decisions.

Machine learning enables computer systems to learn from existing data and make predictions based on new data.

Examples of AI in everyday life include spam filtering, Google searches, and self-driving cars.

AI product managers (AIPMs) will be essential as AI becomes more prevalent in all technologies.

The role of an AI product manager is to envision and realize impactful AI solutions for business problems.

AI product managers come in different types, including product-specific, platform, research, and responsible AI focus.

AI software development is probabilistic, unlike traditional deterministic processes.

AI PMs must understand the AI product pipeline, which includes data, model, serving infrastructure, and continuous experimentation.

AI can cause unintended consequences if not carefully designed and optimized.

Responsible AI development involves ensuring fairness, privacy, robustness, explainability, and accountability.

AI product managers should focus on identifying the right problems and solutions, aligning with business objectives, and understanding potential harms.

AI should support business metrics and show its impact on the business.

Fostering an experimental culture is crucial for AI product managers to succeed.

AI projects can be difficult, and it's important to start simple, achieve early wins, and grow gradually.

Telling a good story, having a written plan, and using the cold start algorithm are tips for AI product managers.

Transcripts

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good afternoon everyone

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my name is natalia barina and i'm an ai

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product lead at facebook

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where i support a team of about 50

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engineers pms and designers

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i'm excited to bring you the event today

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so let's talk about how to be an ai

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product manager

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why are we here today well ai is making

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consequential decisions at an

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unprecedented scale

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in the last decade ai has become

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ubiquitous

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driving increasingly complex and

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consequential decisions like credit

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approvals college admissions courtroom

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bail decisions etc

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ai products are automated systems that

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learn from data to make user facing

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decisions

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machine learning gives computer systems

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the ability to learn by being trained on

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existing data

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after training the system can make

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predictions or deliver other results

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based on data it hasn't seen before

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some examples of ai today that we don't

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think about or we don't notice but spam

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filtering in your email box

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google searches

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self-driving cars of course this one is

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visible if you see them

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driving around if you happen to be in an

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area where they have them

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um there's also systems that use deep

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learning to infer how distracted or

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tired drivers are

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there's so many more

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one of my favorites is the estimation of

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house prices

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because all technologies are touched by

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ai soon every pm will be an aipm

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this is really impossible to escape we

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will all need to understand ai because

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it's becoming so omnipresent

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so let's talk about

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what is the role of an ai product

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manager

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what is an ai product manager and what

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do we do

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an ai product manager

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works to envision and realize impactful

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ai solutions for companies most

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important business problems

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and the way to do this is to first and

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foremost understand what are the most

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important business problems that ai can

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solve ai is not always appropriate in

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all situations

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secondly it's to identify

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and

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what are prioritize the right set of

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problems and develop a vision strategy

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and roadmap so this is really getting

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into

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what it is that you need to do

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and then third is all product managers

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our job is to make it happen

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now there are different types of ai

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product managers

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um there are pr ai product managers who

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work specifically on

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products and need to have

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a very

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very strong understanding of what the

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product does in order to use ai to

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supercharge that specific product

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um there are ai product managers who

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work on a platform

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so they work on developer tools and

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infrastructure in order to build ai

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there are ai product managers who work

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on research so this is working with ai

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researchers to bring research

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breakthroughs to production

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typically these are

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product managers

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in bigger companies where there's a

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whole department that just focuses on

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research

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and then finally

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there are uh product managers who focus

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on building ai responsibly although

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building ai responsibly has to be

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everyone's responsibility but building

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ari responsibly what does that mean

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ensuring that ai is fair

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private

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robust explainable and then there's

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accountability um

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to people who use the ai

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how is

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product management

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different

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uh in the ai than for other um

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for regular software

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let's talk about this this is a really

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interesting one

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ai software developments

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probabilistic

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so this is the biggest difference

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between traditional ai traditional and

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ai tech products

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machine learning shifts engineering from

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a deterministic process to a

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probabilistic ones

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this means that instead of writing code

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with hard-coded

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hard-coded algorithms and rules they

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always behave in a predictable manner

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ml engineers collect a large number of

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examples of input and output pairs and

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use them as training data for for their

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models

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with machine learning

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we often get a system that is

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statistically more accurate than simpler

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techniques but with a trade-off that

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some small percentage of model

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predictions must always be incorrect

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sometimes in ways that are hard to

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understand

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this is why it's it's sometimes hard for

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for people to make that shift it's a

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very different way of building products

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let's talk about practical skills for ai

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product managers

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what is it that you need to uh

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what kind of skills do you need to build

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in order to become an ai product manager

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as with um all all uh product managers a

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pm must determine what is the desired

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outcome how that outcome will be

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delivered and how the product will be

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used

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before

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starting the process of building which

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every time you start it's a process

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that's expensive

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and it's an investment

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so at the very beginning in the ideation

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phase ai product managers should be able

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to use the same rapid innovation tools

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that

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design experts use including ux mockups

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wireframes user surveys

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at this stage it's really critical to

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frame the problem or the opportunity

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that the product addresses

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there's

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sort of different

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categories of problems that ml can um

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can solve in their ranking

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recommendation

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classification regression clustering

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anomaly detection etc

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that every ai pm should understand the

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ai product pipeline and what does this

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to build an ai product you need data you

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need a model you need serving

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infrastructure

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works and gives you the outcomes that

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they're satisfactory

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in reality there are many candidate

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models

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that are created during the development

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process but basically the ai life cycle

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this diagram i have here

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data and training

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design and development validation and

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testing is important

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approval to deploy and then finally you

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have to have monitoring an optimization

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to ensure that even when it's built and

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it's out there in the wild things change

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and so it's important to monitor the

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system for quality

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continuously

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with great power comes great

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responsibility so

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ai supercharges technology products and

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it's extremely powerful new technology

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and here i'm borrowing from from

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spiderman though this actually goes way

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back to antiquity

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we as ai product managers have to

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understand that ai is so powerful

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that we have to really think about the

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responsibility that comes with

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developing such products

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in medicine there's the hippocratic

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oaths stating first do no harm

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likewise we as ai practitioners should

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as a starting point not harm our users

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and customers what do i mean by that

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well

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unless carefully designed and optimized

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ai can cause unintended consequences

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ai gets better

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with more data but data encodes human

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and societal biases

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some examples are facial recognition

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that cannot recognize darker skinned

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faces

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ai that inadvertently recommends high

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paying jobs to men and low paying jobs

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to women

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etc there there are so so many ways that

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ai can go wrong

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let's get a little bit more specific

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about areas for responsible ai

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development and what you should think

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about when you're building ai

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oops

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um so

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first and foremost

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by the way these are not in any

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particular order so i shouldn't say

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first and foremost but ai

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you have to make sure that ai is fair

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and it does not have bias so that it's

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built in a way that's ethical and

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inclusive

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secondly it's important to preserve

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people's privacy when you're building ai

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and to secure secure against attacks um

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there's some really interesting ways

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that ai can be tricked

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uh by in image recognition for example

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where you just do a little bit of

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manipulation

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um

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of an image and it completely can break

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the algorithm so it's very important to

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think about the adversarial aspects um

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when building ai

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ai should be transparent

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so it should

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we should be able to understand the why

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behind the ai and why it makes certain

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decisions

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this is especially important when they

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are

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high stakes use cases that impact

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people's lives

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um

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excuse me all right

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um ai must be accountable so there must

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be checks and balances validation and

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compliance

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and be able to to uh really be

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have human oversight and then finally ai

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should be built in a way that is

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reliable so you have uh continuous high

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performance that the models don't decay

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you detect data issues this is where

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monitoring um in our pipeline up there

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is really important

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so how do you succeed as an aipm um

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what are how do you um

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how do you make this work it's hard

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um

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the most important thing is to be able

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to identify the right problems and the

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right solutions for them and the way to

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do that is to deeply understand what are

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the problems

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um that ai can can solve

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for for people who use it

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secondly you have to internalize

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business objectives um so

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you have to understand what is

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what is really the point of your

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business and how you can support the

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business with ai remember you have to

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supercharge the business with

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ai you have to understand what is the

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technology what it can and can't do ai

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is not suitable in all cases it is not a

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silver bullet

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and then as an ai product manager you

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have to understand the potential harms

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of this powerful technology

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you have to align and track

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align on and track the right metrics um

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actually coming up with the right

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metrics is not trivial it's oftentimes

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difficult for a business to define and

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agree on metrics

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ai should support business metrics and

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should show how

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it makes an impact to the business

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of course the worst case scenario is

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that there aren't any business metrics

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or that

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sometimes what you see is there are

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business metrics and then there are ai

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metrics and they are in no way connected

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and it's very difficult

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uh

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to to

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to see

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how they work with each other so

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all ai should ladder up to the greater

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uh business goals

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and to get there you have to work with

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all stakeholders but especially

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leadership

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to design and align on appropriate

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metrics before building your ai products

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without clarity and metrics it's

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impossible to be successful and

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how do you do this we could we could

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have a whole session on this it is not

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straightforward and it is highly

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dependent on what kind of ai you're

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building and what kind of a product you

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are supporting

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um

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as an aipm it's really important to

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foster an experimental culture so

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part of an ai product manager's job is

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helping the organization build the

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culture it needs to succeed with ai

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because it's so different from

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traditional software development where

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the risks are more or less well-known

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and predictable

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ai really rewards people and companies

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that are willing to take intelligent

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risks

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um

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and and for this you have to be willing

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to fail everything will not work

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but it is important to document the

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lessons and to keep iterating

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machine learning gives companies real

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competitive advantages in prediction

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planning sales in almost every aspect of

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this business

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however even simple machine learning

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projects can be difficult and building

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ai is much harder than most people

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realize

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um

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there's there's some data to show from

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from venture b uh venturebeat claims

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that 87 of machine learning products

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never make it into production

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and harvard business review says the

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first wave of corporate ai is bound to

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fail so

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machine learning

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is not a silver bullet

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the ability to make decisions based on

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data is

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a prerequisite for an experimental

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culture

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and measurement obsessed companies every

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part of their product experience is

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quantified and adjusted to optimize user

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experience

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um so you have to start simple get early

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wins

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wow i am getting

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apology about that

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um

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start simple get early wins and slowly

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grow your ai speed of products

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as a conclusion i want to leave you with

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my three favorite pm

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pro tips

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and they are telling a good story is

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everything

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having and telling a good story is the

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most important thing you can do as a

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leader

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and this is

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this is important for every pm

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uh but it's especially important for

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aipms because we have to make

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people understand what it is that we do

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oftentimes it's very technical it's hard

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to explain

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um

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second

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one of the things that i have been

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implementing for some time in my career

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is each half i have a written plan for

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beginning

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at each

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beginning of each half and i have a

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written plan for how next six months

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will go

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i share this with leadership and

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colleagues and it really helps keep me

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focused i never take meetings that don't

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align with with my goals and

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it's a it's a good way to

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to really stay

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balanced and make sure you're doing the

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right things and then finally if you're

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starting a new job one of the things i'd

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recommend is

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andrew bosworth's cold start algorithm

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and this is a way that will help you

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ramp up faster than you ever have before

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and it's basically saying um if you

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start a new job schedule

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30 minute meetings with key people and

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each 30-minute meeting should be

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you should introduce yourself ask

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everything you need to know

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um take copious notes and then ask who

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else you should talk to it's pretty

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simple but it's extremely effective

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with that i thank you so much for your

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time today i enjoyed giving this

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presentation and sharing my experience

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in ai product management

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uh should you like to please reach out

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to me on twitter this is my twitter

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handle

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thank you so much

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[Music]

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you

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