What AI means for product managers

Módulo 1: What AI already does in your job

Temario del curso

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Prueba rápida

Guess first, no penalty. LinkedIn tracked US job postings that ask for AI literacy skills, like prompt engineering (writing clear instructions for AI). How fast did they grow in a year?

LinkedIn's Labor Market Report 2026 says: "In the U.S., jobs requiring AI literacy skills, like prompt engineering, grew 70% year-over-year". AI use at work is spreading too: in a US survey, "the share of workers using it for their jobs rose from 33% to 45%" between August 2024 and May 2026 (Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis).

For product managers, that means two things. Hiring managers expect you to use AI on your own work, like drafts, notes and data. And more products now have AI features, which need a PM who can say what "good" looks like and how to test it. Module 3 covers that.

What doesn't move to AI: choosing what to build, saying no, talking to customers and answering for the result.

Worked example

Antes y después

An interview answer to "How do you use AI?", vague and then specific.

Vague

I use AI for everything. It makes me 10x faster.

The specific answer names a task, a check and a result. Your PRD from this module is exactly that kind of proof.

Completa los espacios

Fill the gaps in your answer.

Interview answer

I use AI to . I . My PRD for .

Try it

Tus pasos, unos 2 minutos

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  1. 1.Finish your one-page PRD: clear any [assumption] tags you can, and put your name and date on it. It's your first portfolio piece. Then write your interview answer under 30 words.2 min

Práctica

Pregunta 1 de 2

A friend says: "LinkedIn proved PM jobs grew 70% because of AI." What's the accurate reply?

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