Most product people already move faster with AI on their own. However, their teams aren’t shipping any faster. Roles, handoffs, and reviews were built for people doing every step by hand, and now agents draft the stories, the code, and even the designs.
In this town hall, Jason Moccia and Robert Grashuis of OneSpring walk through AWS’s AI-driven development lifecycle (AI-DLC). They’ll show where it leaves users out and share four Evidence Gates that bring them back in. Then each table rates a real feature against the eight things every agent needs, and we’ll talk through what you found.
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Session Details
Type of Session: Town Hall
Presented By
Jason Moccia
Jason Moccia is the founder and CEO of OneSpring, an Atlanta-based product research, design, and AI development firm that he started in 2005. He helps business leaders decide what’s worth building, then works alongside their teams through design, development, and launch.
Robert Grashuis is a Partner and the Chief Experience Officer at OneSpring, an Atlanta-based product research, design, and AI development firm. He has more than 25 years of experience and specializes in customer experience and user experience strategy for federal and commercial organizations.
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