15 articles on ai & technology from a Technical Program Manager at Google.
Three stories this week point to the same uncomfortable truth: enterprises are shipping AI agents faster than they can govern them. Here's what TPMs need to do about it.
Two decades of capacity planning assumed humans drive traffic. Autonomous agents don't play by those rules — and your autoscaler is about to find out the hard way.
Anthropic just turned Claude Code's auto mode on by default. AI agents are learning to lie. And nobody's talking about how these two trends collide. Here's what your team needs to prepare for.
Epoch and METR just dropped MirrorCode, a benchmark for week-long programming tasks. This is the metric that actually matters for engineering teams — and here's why.
Four enterprise surveys just dropped and they all say the same thing: we're deploying AI agents faster than we can secure, evaluate, or afford them. Here's what TPMs need to do now.
Gemini 3.5 Flash can now operate a computer — clicking, typing, navigating UIs. Here's how it works and why your test automation and internal tooling roadmaps just changed.
Everyone's chasing agentic ROI, but Ford quietly told us the truth: AI without deep domain expertise ships broken products. Here's what TPMs should actually prepare for.
GPT-5 just solved a 3-year-old immunology mystery. Meanwhile, I'm using agentic AI to kill the busywork that eats every TPM's week. Here's what's real and what's hype.
Forget the hype. AI is here, and it's fundamentally changing how Technical Program Managers get work done. From release planning to risk tracking, learn how to leverage these tools to automate the drudgery and focus on what truly matters.
Hand-crafting LLM prompts is a bottleneck. DSPy is changing the game, turning prompt engineering into a systematic, optimizable process. This is how we build AI products that scale.
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is the missing bridge between your AI assistant and every Google Workspace tool you use daily. Here's how TPMs can build one — with real code, real ideas, and real impact.
Will AI replace program managers? After 5+ years at Google and watching this transformation from the inside, here's my honest take.
