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Why technical excellence isn't enough for AI products
Hosted by Dr. Marily Nika, Aman Khan, and Tal Raviv
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Mon, Mar 16, 2026
5:00 PM UTC (45 minutes)
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Mon, Mar 16, 2026
5:00 PM UTC (45 minutes)
Virtual (Zoom)
Free to join
103 students
Go deeper with a course
What you'll learn
The three failure patterns technical teams miss
Common answers that signal weak AI product sense
How to signal learning strategy, not false certainty
Why strong engineers still fail AI product judgment
What strong AI product sense sounds like in practice
Why this topic matters
You'll learn from
Dr. Marily Nika
Gen AI PM Lead @ Google | ex-Meta, Fellow @ Harvard | TED AI Speaker | 40u40
AI PM Newsletter (90k+)
🔗 LinkedIn (130k+)
Based in Silicon Valley, Dr. Marily Nika is an award-winning AI Product Management leader & one of the world's best AI educators, with 12+ years of experience at Google & Meta, with a PhD in Machine Learning. Featured in TechCrunch, executive Fellow at Harvard, TED AI Presenter.
Marily created the #1 AI Product Management Certification on Maven (over 30k students):
6-week AI Product Bootcamp & certification.
Reach out for corporate trainings and group/student discounts.
Aman Khan
Arize AI, Spotify, Cruise, and Apple
Aman is Head of Product at Arize AI, an AI Development platform used by companies like Uber, Duolingo, Reddit, Instacart, and Booking.com. He recently led a popular deeplearning.ai course on Evaluating AI Agents, and has been featured by Lenny's Newsletter to cover AI Product Management a number of times.
Tal Raviv
Riverside, Patreon, Wix, and Appsflyer
Hey 👋 I'm Tal. Over 20,000 product people have joined my live workshops on how to leverage AI for complex, innovative tasks at work.
I've taught PMs from Apple, Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Meta, and at Stanford University. I've been a guest on Lenny's podcast, and featured four times in Lenny's Newsletter.
Most recently, I was Riverside's first PM, leading an AI product used by Mark Zuckerberg, Michelle Obama, and Bill Gates.
