ChatGPT Rolls Out Record Mode

Welcome to GenAI PM Daily, your daily dose of AI product management insights. I'm your AI host, and today we're diving into the most important developments shaping the future of AI product management. Starting with AI product launches and updates, the OpenAI Team is rolling out Record mode in ChatGPT to Pro, Enterprise, and Edu users on the macOS desktop app. With this launch, subscribers can record entire ChatGPT sessions, making it simpler to review and share multi-step workflows. From Anthropic, Claude Code can now connect to remote MCP servers with no local setup, pulling context directly from your tools into your coding session. On a different front, Logan Kilpatrick announced that the Gemini API now supports dynamic frame rate adjustments. This video FPS feature unlocks use cases like live streaming and virtual production. Shifting to AI tools and applications, the LangChain Team unveiled no-code evaluator support in LangGraph Studio. You can now run agent tests over LangSmith datasets and apply evaluators without writing a single line of code, giving teams instant feedback on agent performance. Additionally, Julien Chaumond launched official AG-UI integration, simplifying the creation of agent-powered frontends with Copilotkit and zero boilerplate. Teams can spin up interactive chat, voice, or custom interfaces in minutes. On the product management insights front, Arav Srinivas proposed an “AI drive” inside Perplexity to store code snippets, tables, charts, and markdown in a self-organizing, searchable space. This concept aims to centralize every piece of project data into one personal knowledge hub. In related commentary, Shreyas Doshi highlighted more impactful ways for product managers and founders to leverage AI by rethinking context and workflow design rather than simply automating tasks. He’s urging teams to redesign the flow of information for maximum impact. Another key insight comes from Aakash Gupta, who noted PM job openings are up 54% since early 2023 and shared a guide for breaking into product management roles from any background. His advice covers networking, skill development, and interview preparation for aspiring PMs. Finally, in broader industry developments, the OpenAI Team debuted the OpenAI Podcast series, kicking off with Sam Altman and Andrew Mayne discussing AGI roadmaps, GPT-5 timelines, privacy trade-offs, and future AI directions. Separately, Meta is offering $100 million in signing bonuses to recruit OpenAI engineers, although none of the top talent have accepted so far. Lastly, Brian Balfour released an essay on a $100 billion distribution shift set to reshape platform economics in the AI era. He says community-driven distribution and open-source models will unlock new value. That's a wrap on today's GenAI PM Daily. Keep building the future of AI products. I'll catch you tomorrow with more insights. Until then, stay curious!