Pull overnight model accuracy and error-rate dashboards; flag anything drifting.
Sync with ML engineers and designers. Sort what's blocked from what's ready to ship.
Draft exactly what the recommendation model needs to do — inputs, outputs, failure cases.
Data scientists walk through new results; push back on a bias pattern in the outputs.
A/B test results are in — decide if the new AI feature actually moved the needle.
Pitch which AI features get built next and kill two ideas that don't solve real problems.
Model hits 84% accuracy — debate whether that's good enough to release now.
Read support tickets and survey responses to find where the AI is confusing real users.
Write decisions and open questions in Slack so engineers can move overnight.
- Decide what AI features to build next and why.
- Translate fuzzy business problems into concrete AI solutions.
- Sit in rooms with data scientists and engineers, bridging the gap.
- Write specs that tell ML teams exactly what a model needs to do.
- Review model results and flag when the AI is wrong or biased.
- Is this AI feature actually solving a real problem, or just cool tech?
- Should I ship this model now, or wait until it's more accurate?
- Is this AI output biased in a way that could seriously hurt users?
- Should I explain how the AI works to users, or keep it simple?
- Do I push back on the data scientists, or trust their judgment here?
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