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Generative AI in a Nutshell

I feel like I am slowly turning into a Henrik Kniberg fanboy. I have yet to come across content from this man that isn’t absolutely Gold. If you haven’t seen his 11-year old video explaining “Product Ownership in a nutshell”, then please urgently refine your backlog.

The same is true for his video on how we utilize “resources”: “The resource utilization trap”.

Today’s Gold is about Generative AI and “how to survive and thrive in the age of AI” and if you followed the topic around ChatGPT & Co (as if you had a chance to avoid it) many things will be known. However, Henrik goes a lot deeper into the topic the longer the video lasts. So please do yourself a favor…

Generative AI in a Nutshell – how to survive and thrive in the age of AI

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Title image: Henrik Kniberg / Generative AI

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