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The AI product playbook : strategies, skills, and frameworks for the AI-driven product manager / Marily Nika, Diego Granados.

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Book
Author/Creator:
Nika, Marily, author.
Granados, Diego., author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Product management.
Artificial intelligence.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (339 pages)
Place of Publication:
Newark : John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated, [2026]
Summary:
A comprehensive guide for aspiring and current AI product managers The AI Product Playbook: Strategies, Skills, and Frameworks for the AI-Driven Product Manager, by Dr.Marily Nika and Diego Granados, is a practical resource designed to empower product managers to effectively build, launch, and manage successful AI-powered products.
Contents:
Introduction
Part I Foundational AI/ML Concepts
Chapter 1 Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: What Every Product Manager Needs to Know
AI vs. ML
Why This Matters to a PM
Key Differences Between AI and ML
Common Misconceptions for PMs: Myths vs. Reality
Your Glossary as a PM
Grounding the Concepts: Real-World AI in Action
The AI PM's Guiding Principles
Chapter Summary and Key Takeaways
Key Takeaways
Onward: Peeking Under the Hood
Chapter 2 How Machine Learning Models Learn: A Peek Under the Hood
The Learning Process: Training, Validation, and Testing
How Models Learn: An Example with k-Nearest Neighbors (k-NN)
Applying k-NN (with k=1):
Another Example: Testing an Unknown Fruit
Evaluating Model Performance
The Confusion Matrix: A Foundation for Understanding
Key Classification Metrics (and Their PM Implications)
The Precision-Recall Trade-Off
Choosing the Right Metric
Overfitting and Underfitting: Striking the Right Balance for Real-World Performance
Overfitting: Memorizing Instead of Learning
Underfitting: Missing the Forest for the Trees
Visual Analogy: Fitting a Curve
Finding the Sweet Spot: Generalization
The PM's Role
Human-in-the-Loop: Blending AI Power with Human Expertise
What Is Human-in-the-Loop?
Why HITL Is Essential for Product Managers (and Their Products)
How to Implement HITL (PM Considerations)
Onward: Understanding the Broader Process
Chapter 3 The Big Picture: AI, ML, and You
Understanding the Relationship Between AI, ML, and Product Goals
Types of Machine Learning: Understanding the Spectrum of Learning.
Supervised Learning: Guiding the Model with Labeled Examples
Unsupervised Learning: Discovering Hidden Patterns in Your Data
Reinforcement Learning: Learning Through Trial and Error
Generative AI: Powering a New Era of Language-Based Applications
The "Gotchas": A PM's Guide to LLM Limitations and Risks
Types of Machine Learning: A Recap
Introduction to Neural Networks and Deep Learning: The Engines of Complex Pattern Recognition
Neural Networks: Mimicking the Brain's Connections (But Not Really)
How Neural Networks Learn: Adjusting the Connections
Technical Deep Dive: The Mechanics of Neural Networks and Deep Learning
Challenges in Deep Learning
Onward: Mapping the Process
Chapter 4 The AI Lifecycle
Problem Definition and Business Understanding: The "Why"
Data Collection and Exploration: Understanding Your Ingredients
Data Preprocessing: Preparing the Ingredients
Feature Engineering: Crafting the Inputs for Success
Model Selection and Training: Choosing the Right Algorithm
Model Evaluation and Tuning: Ensuring Quality
Model Deployment and Monitoring: Bringing AI to Life (and Keeping It Healthy)
Retraining and Maintenance: Keeping Your Model Up-to-Date
Onward: Exploring the AI PM Roles
Part II AI PM Specializations
Chapter 5 AI-Experiences PM: Shaping User Interaction with AI
Key Responsibilities: Shaping the AI User Experience
Day-to-Day Activities
Required Skills and Knowledge: The AI-Experiences PM Toolkit
Core Product Management Craft and Practices
Engineering Foundations for PMs
Essential Leadership and Collaboration Skills
AI Lifecycle and Operational Awareness
Illustrative Example: A Day in the Life of an AI-Experiences PM.
Challenges and Complexities
How the AI-Experiences PM Interacts with Other Roles
Onward: Architecting the AI Foundation
Chapter 6 AI-Builder PM: Architecting the Foundation of Intelligent Systems
Key Responsibilities: Building and Managing the AI Foundation
Required Skills and Knowledge: The AI-Builder PM's Technical and Strategic Toolkit
Illustrative Example: A Day in the Life of an AI-Builder PM
Challenges and Complexities
How the AI-Builder PM Interacts with Other Roles
Onward: Supercharging the PM Workflow
Chapter 7 AI-Enhanced PM: Supercharging Product Management with AI
Key Responsibilities: Augmenting PM Workflows and Decision-Making with AI
Required Skills and Knowledge: The AI-Enhanced PM's Toolkit
Illustrative Example: A Day in the Life of an AI-Enhanced PM
Examples of AI Tools
How the AI-Enhanced PM Interacts with Other Roles
Skill Comparison: AI-Experiences PM, AI-Builder PM, and AI-Enhanced PM
Onward: From Theory to Action
Part III Connecting the Dots Between AI/ML Knowledge and PM Craft
Chapter 8 Identifying and Evaluating AI Opportunities
Uncovering Potential Use Cases-Mining Your Product for AI Gold
Recognizing Data-Rich Problem Areas
Analyzing Existing Data Sources.
Asking the Right Questions
AI/ML Capability Matching: Connecting Problems to Solutions
Understanding Your AI/ML Toolkit: Key Capabilities
Matching Capabilities to Problems: A Practical Approach
Finding AI Opportunities in the User Journey
Mapping the User Journey: Charting the Course
Identifying Pain Points and Opportunities: The AI Detective Work
Applying AI/ML to Enhance Touchpoints: The Transformation
Feature Enhancement Through AI/ML-Transforming Existing Functionality
Identifying Enhancement Opportunities: Finding the Weak Spots
Applying AI/ML to Enhance Features: The Transformation Process
Proactive Product Management-Anticipating User Needs with AI
Understanding the Power of Prediction and Automation
Key Areas for Predictive and Automation Opportunities
Identifying Opportunities: A Practical Approach
Responsible AI Foundations-Ethical and Feasibility Considerations
Ethical Considerations: The "Do No Harm" Principle
Feasibility Considerations: Can We Actually Build This?
Practical Ideation Techniques for AI/ML Use Cases-Thinking Like an AI-First Product Manager
Ideation Techniques: Unleashing Your AI Creativity
Cultivating an AI-First Mindset
Onward: Measuring the Value of Your Ideas
Chapter 9 ROI Calculation for AI Projects: Measuring the Impact and Demonstrating Value
From Model Performance to Business Impact: A PM's Guide to AI Metrics
Defining AI/ML-Specific Metrics: The Foundation for Measuring ROI
The Importance of Baselines: Knowing Where You Started
Understanding the Confusion Matrix: Decoding Classification Performance
Key Performance Metrics for AI/ML Models: Beyond the Confusion Matrix
Context Matters: Selecting the Right Metrics for Your AI/ML Application
Important Considerations.
End-to-End Example-Predicting Churn in a Subscription Service
1. Identify the Business Goal: Defining the "Why"
2. Define the AI/ML Application and Solution
3. Identify Data Sources and Engineer Features: The Raw Materials
4. Select the Metrics: Defining Success
5. Establish Baseline Metrics: Setting the Starting Point
6. Conduct Model Training and Evaluation: Building and Testing the AI
7. Conduct A/B Testing: Measuring Real-World Impact
8. Calculate the Results and ROI: Quantifying the Value
9. Monitor and Maintain the Model for Long-Term Success
A/B Testing for AI and ML Projects: Validating Impact and Optimizing Performance
What Is A/B Testing (in a Nutshell)?
Why Is A/B Testing Especially Important for AI/ML?
How to Conduct A/B Testing for AI and ML: A Step-by-Step Guide
Key Considerations for AI/ML A/B Testing
Onward: From the Lab to a Live Product
Chapter 10 Building and Deploying AI Solutions: From Lab to Live
MLOps: The Key to Reliable and Scalable AI
Key Components of MLOps-The AI Production Line
CI/CD, IaC, and Collaboration: The Foundational Pillars of MLOps
Glossary of Key MLOps Terms
MLOps End-to-End Example: Churn Prediction in a Subscription Service (Product Manager's Perspective)
Onward: Building with Integrity
Chapter 11 Responsible AI and Ethical Considerations: Building AI with Integrity
Understanding AI Bias and Fairness: The Foundation of Responsible AI
Identifying Potential Biases: Where Bias Can Creep In
Mitigating Potential Biases: A Proactive Approach
Protected Classes and AI Fairness-Designing for Inclusion
What are Protected Classes?
Why Focus on Protected Classes? (The Legal and Ethical Imperative).
How Protected Classes Relate to AI Bias: The Mechanisms of Discrimination.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
ISBN:
1394352468
1394335660
9781394335664
OCLC:
1543514118

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