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Have you leveraged Gen AI to communicate and report on things internally to stakeholders? What has been the most valuable artifact that AI has helped you create?

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  1. Tarrah Alexis
    Tarrah Alexis

    Unity Senior Director of Product, Unity Game Engine | Formerly Microsoft, Xbox • 1y

    One of my favorite things to do is to ask ChatGPT to write clickbait headlines that engage people to further read my documents or posts. Things like:

    • 3 reasons our team should do X

    • The real reason we’re doing Y

    • Why we’re rethinking Z—and what it means for you

    • How this feature almost didn’t ship—and why it matters

    3,509 Views
  2. Trisha Price
    Trisha Price

    Pendo Chief Product Officer • 1y

    There are so many great tools out there! We recently used NotebookLM to create a "podcast" style update for a product strategy. It was a lot of fun and worked well. We provided several documents to the tool and it was able to quickly create an engaging podcast for the rest of the company. We also use LLMs in Pendo to summarize customer feedback to support our product prioritization. I utilized Zelta.ai to understand trends in support tickets and what customers were saying in sales calls, and it ...Read More

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  3. Deepak Mukunthu
    Deepak Mukunthu

    Salesforce Senior Director of Product, Agentforce AI Platform • 8mo

    Yes — Gen AI has become an invaluable layer in internal communication and stakeholder reporting. I’ve used it to synthesize complex product insights into clear, executive-ready narratives within minutes. The most valuable artifact has been the “AI-generated Product Brief” — a concise, auto-updated summary that combines metrics, user feedback, and roadmap progress into one story. Instead of manual slide decks, AI transforms dashboards, notes, and Jira data into a cohesive narrative: what we shipp ...Read More

    579 Views
  4. Matt Landry
    Matt Landry

    Infoblox SVP Product Management, Networking • 8mo

    I often use GenAI for aggregating diverse documents and synthesizing details into concise, coherent summaries. Critical caveat: GenAI often misses nuance that domain experts shouldn't. Treat AI summaries as strong first- or second drafts, then apply your expertise to ensure proper emphasis and relevant granularity for your audience. Some of the most valuable artifacts I've created include: Industry research summaries for product opportunities and competitor analysis Customer profile summaries be ...Read More

    665 Views
  5. Sourav Debnath
    Sourav Debnath

    Finmo Head of Product, Core | Formerly Woo, Afterpay, Xero, PayPal • 1y

    We normally use Gen AI to communicate on meetings notes and key decisions/outcomes to stakeholders.

    As a Product Manager, Gen AI has been very valuable in supporting my product discovery efforts whether that feedback analysis, market/opportunity sizing or initial competitor analysis.

    We are also exploring applications of Gen AI towards generating more user value for our products.

    1,427 Views
  6. Devika Nair
    Devika Nair

    Oracle Director of Product Management • 8mo

    An easy one is taking meeting notes and having GenAI generate it. I've also had some success getting various emails and notes formatted for executive reporting.

    A good time is to invest one time into getting the format/template ready and not skipping manual review prior to share it. Scheduling these to be updated and highlighted ahead on a recurring basis is helpful.

    795 Views

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