Product Leader AI Forum
A private monthly room for product leaders deciding what AI changes for customers, the roadmap, product-team work, and the experiments worth running next.
Customer expectations are changing alongside the tools product teams use to research, prototype, evaluate, and build. A team can move too slowly—or commit too quickly, mistaking a new capability for a durable customer need.
It is for people responsible for what a company builds, what customers should experience, how product teams work, or which AI experiments deserve investment. Fit follows those decisions, not title alone.
It is not for passive attendance, vendor pitches, or trading polished predictions. Members bring live questions, unfinished thinking, and experience others can learn from.
Each month gives you a regular source of product signal, interpretation, and candid questions.
A concise brief filters current developments for people making customer, roadmap, and product-team decisions.
Cristina and Mark explain what may have changed for customers or product work—and what has not.
Submit a question privately or bring it into the discussion. The room works through the assumption, test, or decision beneath it.
Hear what other leaders are testing, where they are uncertain, and what they are keeping off the roadmap for now.
The monthly rhythm
Cristina and Mark open with developments relevant to product leaders and explain what may have changed for customers, products, or the work of building. Member questions shape the discussion. The room closes with clearer tests and sharper questions.
One subject is discussed at two times each month. Members may join either session or both; the balance between interpretation and discussion follows the subject and the room.
Sessions are confidential, unrecorded, and free of sales pitches. Members may submit questions privately and do not need to perform certainty or arrive with answers.
Questions in the room
Members may bring questions such as:
Tell us about the customer, roadmap, or product-team decisions you are responsible for and the questions you need room to ask plainly.