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Most people think AI learns in one place it actually learns in three
Most people think AI learns in one place. It actually learns in three.
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Notes from the product design trenches
Short, opinionated posts on AI-native product design, design systems, and startup execution — republished from LinkedIn.
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Most designers treat AI as a shortcut its actually a ceiling you borrow until it becomes your floor
Most designers treat AI as a shortcut. It's actually a ceiling you borrow until it becomes your floor.
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I stopped writing UX research reports Claude does it in 12 minutes
I stopped writing UX research reports. Claude does it in 12 minutes.
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Freelance design work shrank 17 percent in eight months after ChatGPT launched
Freelance design work shrank 17 percent in eight months after ChatGPT launched. Entry-level projects on Upwork dropped from 15 percent to under 9 percent.
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5000 is not the goal
A month ago, I had around 2000 followers. I was writing when I felt like it. No rhythm, no commitment. The graph was flat for months.
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Your best work will never be in your portfolio that is by design
Your best work will never be in your portfolio. That is by design.
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AI isn't replacing product managers. It's replacing status meetings.
The work a PM does in a 45-minute standup: collecting blockers, clarifying priorities, tracking what was decided last week. Most of that is now automatable.
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Most product teams have the same three bottlenecks. They just give them different names.
The first is design debt. Screens that were built for a flow that no longer exists, still in the product because nobody had time to remove them. Every new feature gets built aro…
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Most design reviews fail before they start. The problem isn't the designer. It's the format.
Most design reviews fail before they start.
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We are designing AI products with patterns built for forms
We're designing AI products with patterns built for forms.
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