Most business leaders I meet are convinced they're further ahead on AI than they actually are.
They are all over latest news on AI but I've found they don't have a great way of measuring what their personal or business progress is with AI. They've bought a tool or two. Someone on the team is "using ChatGPT." There's a vague plan to "do more with AI next year."
From the inside, it feels like progress. But when we actually look at the data, the processes, the way the team works day to day, the picture is almost always a stage behind where they thought they were. This is far from a disaster but there is a distinct gap between the felt position and the real one. The kicker is you can't close a gap you can't see.
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The product leaders of the future?
They won’t be coders.
They’ll be storytellers, experts, influencers—
people who know what great feels like in their industry.
AI is now offshoring the low-value work.
That’s the breakthrough.
We’re watching people elevate naturally:
→ More creativity
→ More core skill
→ More joy
→ More value
Meanwhile, a hard truth:
Most employees spend their time on
- Admin
- Catch-up meetings
- Low-value tasks
They’re doing everything but what they were hired for.
Instead of hiring PMs who “manage sprints”…
We’re hiring people who understand the market, the user, the story.
No code needed.
Just prompts.
Just insight.
Just influence.
This changes everything.
Product management is no longer about specs and Jira tickets.
It’s about vision, context, and domain intuition.
So we asked:
👉 What if product managers didn’t come from tech?
👉 What if they came from industry?
At @Tucana_AI, we’re building 30+ platforms.
Some are live. Some weeks away.
And nearly all are being developed using vibe coding—a process where AI builds what you imagine, not what you code.