I’m Just the Vessel: A Talk Written, Designed and Directed by My Agent

ProductCamp 2026, Session Proposals

This session wasn’t written by me. My agent proposed it, and it will build everything you see: the story, the deck and the format, all drawn from the brain I’ve spent years cultivating, a governed body of my thinking, writing and decisions. On the day, I show up as the vessel and deliver whatever it hands me. What happens when your context is rich enough that an agent can think like you, and where does it break? We’ll find out together, live, and then pull back the curtain on how the brain was built, what it knows, what it gets wrong, and what this means for how product people will create and present work from now on.

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Session Details

Type of Session: Presentation

Presented By

Misha Sulpovar

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Misha Sulpovar is Chief AI Officer at Foley, where AI work has more than doubled engineering productivity, saved whole departments thousands of hours, and sped up decision-making. He has worked in AI for 20 years, the last 4 in generative AI, and wrote The AI Executive – Harnessing the Ungoverned Machine. He led AI for IBM Watson Advertising and The Weather Company and built the forward-deployed engineering function at Cherre. He built ContextNest, an open-core governed context and memory layer, and founded PromptOwl. He has spoken at ProductCamp Atlanta, Product Coffee, CREtech, IBM, NMHC and AI Collective.

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