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AI Product Management

Take an AI feature from discovery to an evaluated product release.

12 weeks48 live hoursCapstone + live defence

YOUR LEARNING JOURNEY

From understanding
to application.

Curriculum 2026.09Reviewed 2026-09-07
01
WEEKS 1–2 · 8 LIVE HOURS

Discovery and problem selection

  • User jobs and workflow research
  • AI versus conventional product solutions
  • Capability constraints
  • Opportunity scoring and baselines
Your practical output

Write a product opportunity brief with a falsifiable hypothesis.

Submit the working artefact and a short evidence note; discuss feedback in the live clinic.
02
WEEKS 3–4 · 8 LIVE HOURS

Designing human-AI experiences

  • Uncertainty and trust cues
  • Citations and user corrections
  • Approvals and escalation
  • Accessible multimodal interfaces
Your practical output

Prototype a user journey with recovery and feedback paths.

Submit the working artefact and a short evidence note; discuss feedback in the live clinic.
03
WEEKS 5–6 · 8 LIVE HOURS

RAG, agents and model decisions

  • Retrieval and context strategy
  • Tool use and agent boundaries
  • Build-buy and provider routing
  • Data rights and freshness
Your practical output

Produce a system brief and a vendor comparison.

Submit the working artefact and a short evidence note; discuss feedback in the live clinic.
04
WEEKS 7–8 · 8 LIVE HOURS

Evaluation as a product discipline

  • Golden datasets and rubrics
  • Task success and groundedness
  • Human review and judge calibration
  • Offline tests versus online experiments
Your practical output

Build an evaluation set with difficult and representative cases.

Submit the working artefact and a short evidence note; discuss feedback in the live clinic.
05
WEEKS 9–10 · 8 LIVE HOURS

Economics and release operations

  • Cost per successful task
  • Latency and quality tradeoffs
  • Monitoring, rollout and rollback
  • Risk registers and incident ownership
Your practical output

Write a release scorecard with measurable stop conditions.

Submit the working artefact and a short evidence note; discuss feedback in the live clinic.
06
WEEKS 11–12 · 8 LIVE HOURS

Product studio and live defence

  • Prototype iteration from evidence
  • User testing and failure analysis
  • Roadmaps and maintenance
  • Stakeholder review
Your practical output

Demonstrate the capstone and defend the launch decision.

Submit the working artefact and a short evidence note; discuss feedback in the live clinic.