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From Product Manager to AI Product Manager: How One Person Climbs to the New Ceiling
Intelligence is getting cheap. The constraint is whether your people can direct it. Here is what that looks like for one product manager: a map of where she stands, a path built from her own work, an automation she builds on the tools she already has, and the hours that come back.
Intelligence Is Abundant. People Who Can Direct It Are Not.
AI skills carry a 56% wage premium and the deepest hands-on experience sits inside a handful of labs. You cannot hire your way to a workforce that can direct intelligence. You build it into the people who already run the work.
The AI ROI Gap Is a Human Gap
US enterprises will spend $280B on AI this year, and MIT finds 95% of GenAI pilots return nothing measurable. The agent half of the new economy is getting built fast. The human half, whether your people can direct all that intelligence, is not.