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AI Product Thinking: Build What Matters Before Speed Wins

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Hosted by Krasi Bozhinkova

406 students

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What you'll learn

Use speed deliberately, not recklessly

Resist the pressure from shipping fast and losing sight of what it is doing to customer experience and the business.

Pressure-test what deserves momentum

Use judgment to sharpen the value logic: who it is for, why it matters, why now, and what evidence is enough to commit.

Turn weak value logic into smarter product decisions

Fix shaky assumptions before they become wasted work, frustrated users, or roadmap commitments that waste resources.

Why this topic matters

When the market is moving fast, the evidence is mixed, and slowing down is not an option, you have to use speed deliberately without letting a weak value case turn into wasted work or broken trust. Because building faster doesn't mean a better product or guaranteed adoption. This session is about a practical approach to building what matters, so your team moves with confidence, not just speed.

You'll learn from

Krasi Bozhinkova

Product & Design Leader at Owtcome

I have 20+ years of experience across product leadership, commercial execution, and strategy.

As a fractional CPO, I support product teams navigating messy, high-stakes environments, turning AI capabilities into direction and effective product decisions, especially when trade-offs carry long-term implications.

Before working with AI and B2B SaaS, I spent 15 years leading product teams and commercializing connectivity in the space industry, where my decisions had multi-million-dollar consequences. This environment taught me how to apply judgment and look for the smallest proof before committing.

I host Product Decisions in the AI Pressure Cooker, a LinkedIn Live series that uncovers the pressure, trade-offs, and judgment required to build successful products in the age of AI.

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