Product Management Will Be Taken Over By AI in 5 years

The landscape of product management is on the cusp of a revolutionary transformation, driven by the relentless advancements in artificial intelligence (AI). As we project into the next five years, a profound question emerges: Will the traditional role of the product manager become a relic of the past, subsumed by the inexorable tide of AI and redistributed among other pivotal roles within organizations? This contemplation is not just speculative; it’s a realistic forecast of a rapidly approaching future.

Most often, when one writes about a role based on merit, invariably the debate turns into argument-by-authority. Nevertheless, to avoid such fallacies it’s imperative to state what I have done in Product Leadership roles.

As a notable achievement, I spearheaded the development of Brand and Commerce products from the ground up, achieving a $300 million portfolio in less than six years in my role as a Product Leader at a prominent deep-tech unicorn (If you check my LinkedIn, it shall be obvious).

At Kena, I led the creation of an AI-driven music education marketplace, attracting 350,000 users to the platform in under four years. Currently, at Cognit, I am at the helm of developing the Large Genomic Model, laying the groundwork for an AI-powered platform in Genomics.

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