In r/ProductManagement, people are trying to define what an "AI product owner" actually does while job-market chatter points to AI roles growing quickly, creating confusion about required AI depth versus standard product skills.
I keep seeing job posts about AI product owners roles, really high paying as well.
Is it just a product owner that knows how AI works and where AI works and where it cane be utilised in a product?
I don't think any product owner will have any in depth knowledge regarding what is feasible without trying your "AI" features.
AI roles in general are absolutely exploding
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