AI Product Prioritization Frameworks

Hosted by Marily Nika

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What you'll learn

Apply prioritization models for AI products.

Learn frameworks that help prioritize features in the ever-changing AI landscape.

Balance innovation with business needs

Understand how to weigh technical advancements against business priorities.

Make decisions amidst uncertainty

Develop confidence in making tough decisions when AI outcomes are uncertain.

Why this topic matters

AI product managers often face ambiguity in prioritizing features due to the evolving nature of AI. Understanding how to apply product prioritization frameworks helps PMs make informed decisions, balancing innovation and business needs. A structured approach improves focus, ensuring teams work on the most impactful areas while adapting to change.

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Marily Nika

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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 first (and best) AI Product Management Certification on Maven. Marily is also a keynote speaker (TED AI / 3 x TEDx) and has been recognized for her contributions in AI & tech several times: Amplitude most influencial product leader, medal of Outstanding Achievement, WISE Influence Award, 2020's Top 100 Women in tech, Emerging Leader Award, 2021's 40 under 40 list.


Marily is also an Executive Fellow at Harvard Business School where she teaches AI Product Management.


She has taught over 8k students on Maven and offers these courses:


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