Most of us need two things we rarely get together: room to experiment with what AI actually does for our understanding of a problem, and time to reflect on what we’re seeing. I finished Virginia’s Trail Quest as a Master Hiker in 2024, a hike in every state park. This fall, I start the bigger version: every trail in every park, with a longer timeline and an unknown completion date. I’ll share how I’m addressing this challenge differently: what I hand over to an AI tool, what I refuse to, and how to decide which is which. Experimentation shrinks uncertainty and helps us see where our product work can benefit from new tools and ways of thinking
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Session Details
Type of Session: Presentation
Presented By
Allison Herbert
Allison Herbert is a product leader with over eight years of experience in digital products and strategy, including five years leading product teams and building real-world customer experiences. She guides cross-functional teams through changing priorities, competing goals, and the coordination needed to turn good ideas into successful products.
As a speaker, she brings that experience directly to the audience: practical, candid, and grounded in what she’s done, not just what she believes in theory. Her talks give product managers, design professionals, and emerging leaders a clear-eyed look at what collaboration and change actually require: the decisions, the tradeoffs, and the parts of the work that rarely make it into a case study.
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