What would you suggest a person with no tech background should start learning given the current AI scenario and what to learn? For context I’ll be working mostly as a manager, I’m a marketing graduate with MBA from tier 1 college, but i want to know what things you need to learn to work in roles like PM or things you might need to know to build a tech company?
AI is not magically gonna steal your job. It's just a tool, use it to make your existing workstreams better. You are in marketing and that is not going anywhere. And if you want to build a startup then be the co-founder who focuses on growth/marketing/operations and leave the tech side to your other co-founders.
Yes thanks, i know AI is not gonna steal jobs it would definitely be a better tool, i just want to know what can we do be able to use it in best way possible and be ready for everything
I think there are some courses available which can help you understand AI. Try searching for AI courses for product managers
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Hello grapeviners, I am from non-tech background but have experiential tech knowledge while I have worked as a PM. I want to know what technical knowledge is required to become good at AI product mgmt and how to gain it?
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