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Ryan Nadel and the art of getting somewhere
From a newsroom comment queue to playground games and Microsoft AI, Ryan Nadel keeps returning to the same question: what does the technology help someone actually do?
Aakash Gupta and the essay that became a career
A weekend essay about Roblox found almost no readers until Aakash Gupta posted it on LinkedIn. Five years later, the former product executive makes a living explaining how products grow - and how the people building them can keep up.
Co.Lab puts a team on your résumé
The product-management school gives aspiring technologists something awkward to acquire: experience building with other people. Its classroom is a small team with a real deadline.
The AI Fight to Hear What Customers Actually Mean
Zeda.io and Unwrap are chasing the same stubborn problem: companies collect more customer feedback than their teams can understand. Their competing approaches show where AI product software is heading, and what buyers should demand before trusting the machine.