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Product Managers aren't safe either

Product Managers are not immune to the growing influence of AI, according to one software developer. While developers face threats from code-spitting AI, the writer argues that product managers should also be concerned. AI can enable anyone to prompt a feature, potentially rendering traditional product management roles obsolete.

However, the writer acknowledges that developers with architectural skills may be better equipped to navigate this changing landscape. The writer, a programmer with experience in data marketing products, believes that the distinction between tech experts and product experts is blurring as both roles require understanding customer pain points and company solutions.

To remain relevant, product managers should focus on developing skills that cannot be easily replicated by AI, such as analyzing text files with minimal code.

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