Kicked off the 4th live cohort of Advanced AI PM course today - aiming to create strong AI builders/PMs in the Indian PM ecosystem. The topic was 'AI Prototyping - Websites, Apps, Images, and Videos.' Here are few things learners built in the breakout rooms where they were

2025 was a great year for Kgp startups Blackbuck, Capillary continued the trend of Kgp founders taking companies public. A lot of kgpians who were early in Meesho (Utkrishtha, Prateek, Harshit, Neelabh) saw Meesho go public. Zetwerk is prepping for an IPO in 2026 (rumoured) So

I watched a man film his daughter's first steps and he watched it through the screen. she walked toward him and he was not there he was in the rectangle and she reached for a ghost. that is the whole thing now. we are building a perfect archive of a life no one attended

Gavin Baker To make a bit of an excuse for Microsoft: the world is just waking up to the fact that coding agents are general agents. It’s bitter lesson adjacent: Writing and executing code will likely outperform years of handcrafting vertical-specific agents with expert knowledge. Actually

So let me make sure I understand this story correctly— Two OpenAI non-exec engineers left to join Thinking Machines as founding execs and raised $2Bn, then they decided to go back to OpenAI as non-execs having delivered no product, no revenue, no customer Is this vibefounding?

Finished writing 1-page long strategy doc for pmcurve for 2026. It’s eerily similar to the pitch I did to Arnav (longtime mentor) 3 years ago, but what’s different this time is AI has enabled elegant solutions to some problems I couldn’t see getting solved in 2023. Can see some

I used to work with this guy who would say really obvious things to me and my colleagues. He'd put on a really profound voice as he said these things that you learn in your first year as a developer. It really annoyed me, because he assumed we were really stupid. One time he

Okay friends, my first article on X. George Mumford, who has coached athletes like Kobe Bryant and Michael Jordan on mindfulness and leadership, said this was an 'excellent post on the motivations that drive success' If he liked reading it so much, you will too. Give it a

Such a poorly written report from Anthropic. Very hard to read, incoherent, jargons, etc

Smart, confident people start companies and then start questioning whether they know anything at all :)

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Gradually declining cross-domain movement of PMs is becoming a large problem for the product ecosystem in India. This role was supposed to be domain-agnostic, but in absence of clearer signals, we have adhered to one thing we can verify - domain knowledge.

Opus 4.6 feels like magic. My litmus test has been how well it can write an email. I have never found a satisfactory write-up using AI. That just changed with Opus 4.6 Anthropic

Anthropic Cowork is seen as a disruptor of SaaS. It acted as a trigger (along with other events) to SaaS stocks falling last week. We have seen a similar tool before that launched in 2024 from Anthropic itself - Computer Use. So what has changed, and what it means for product

Not upgrading to Claude Max subscription (the $200/mo one) has been a good hack for me personally to not over-rely on AI. It's a good day to remind everyone how tempting it might be to get everything done via AI. It might even feel good. But it slowly erodes your cognitive

I don’t see how software engineering jobs are going anywhere. The more work I do the more work I have to do. Software maintenance is order of magnitude more resource hungry than development over the lifetime of software. External world changes or breaks down and you got work to

Miles Deutscher Everything here is technically true. And almost everything is misleadingly framed. Mrinank Sharma led ONE safety team at Anthropic, not "all safety research." Jan Leike runs that. His letter was intentionally vague, accused nobody of anything specific, and multiple people noted

Sidu Ponnappa Everyone building recruiting software instead of an agency.

I don’t know what’s more naive. Sharing your business secrets or believing that someone will share their business secrets.

Looking to connect with Listen Labs team. Hoping for Twittter to do it's magic :)