PMs have been told one of their most important jobs is saying "no." No to feature requests. No to stakeholders. No to solutions without problem statements. No to ideas from execs. No to sales commits. No to customization. No to scope creep. But what happens when Al makes features functionally free and generative Ul makes customization scalable?

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   Danilo Campos 🇵🇷 (danilo@hachyderm.io)'s status on Monday, 01-Apr-2024 02:46:13 JST Danilo Campos 🇵🇷

   This is from a C-suite person at a company you’ve heard of. They’re responsible for product.

   And THIS is why I have spent the last year developing proficiency in using LLMs as part of my development workflow:

   It’s great to be able to detect a crock of shit.

   There’s no universe where AI makes features “functionally free.”

   The complexity of a software product cannot be handwaved away through magic tensor beans. Features are more than just code. Features are a social contract with the user.