AI is often used to automate writing tasks in product management, leading to a proliferation of generic documents that fail to improve decision-making. Many product professionals overlook the fuller potential of AI, which can assist in refining and evaluating ideas rather than merely generating content. Experts emphasize the importance of having lived experience to make sound decisions, while AI's strengths lie in its editing capabilities. There is a risk of confirmation bias as AI tends to reinforce existing ideas, so it should be used judiciously in the decision-making process.
AI makes a terrible writer but an excellent editor. Great writers have lived experience, while great editors possess emotional detachment and breadth of experience.
AI models are trained to be helpful, often translating to support for the direction you're heading, creating a dangerous confirmation bias trap.
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