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ProductCamp 2026, Session Proposals

Some of what we call imposter syndrome about AI isn’t in our heads. Research shows identical AI-assisted work is judged differently depending on who did it. This session will create a crowd-sourced AI Charter with actions for individual contributors, their peers, their managers and their organization.

Join us at ProductCamp Atlanta 2026 to vote on this session and dozens of others! The attendees will choose the agenda for the day, and can be part of it!

Session Details

Type of Session: Presentation

Presented By

Megan Perkins

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Megan is a Senior Product Owner at OnPay, where she’s spent four years building payroll, HR and benefits software. Before product, she spent a decade in counseling: in an inpatient mental health hospital, in vocational counseling, and as a job accommodation and return-to-work specialist, eventually leading a team of return-to-work specialists. She brings that background to product work, paying close attention to how people are judged, supported and held back at work.

ProductCamp Atlanta is a collaborative, participant-organized professional unconference, focused on Product Management, Marketing and UX topics. What’s great is the variety of sessions that are offered by our attendees. You’ll have the option to select from several different sessions throughout the day. We need you to share your insights in a panel, workshop, or presentation.

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