Can I Have It In Blue | S3E1 (Part 2)

In the second part of this episode of Can I Have It in Blue, Álvaro Bezerra and Carolina Strecht from Subvisual continue their conversation about AI and product management, this time focusing on how AI manifests in day-to-day work. They discuss:

• One event, two realities: Carolina’s story about an industry gathering that made her realize how differently AI is treated outside her circle. Something routine at Subvisual, but still a luxury for many other product teams.
• Exaggeration and FOMO: the pressure to keep up with a field that changes from month to month, and why that’s normal, not a personal failure.
• Integration through Q&A: how connecting AI directly to a codebase turns it into a fast and reliable way to learn about an existing product, without having to wait for developers or stakeholders.
• From design to code: how designers are now launching functional front-end prototypes on their own initiative, and what this blurring of roles means for the team.
• Accelerated discovery and prototyping: more realistic prototypes for user testing, more precise requirements, and why moving quickly in the wrong direction is still the wrong move.
• AI hygiene: Carolina’s perspective on how to avoid “AI clutter,” train tools to sound less like machines, and continue to validate with people, not just prompts.

They conclude by presenting their toolkit and explaining why it’s more important to teach AI to work in its own way than to expect it to work right away.

*Please note this episode is recorded in Portuguese.