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.
On the product front, Lovable Dev released Voice Mode, enabling voice-driven code creation. OpenAI opened ChatGPT Projects to free users, adding file uploads per project (5 for Free, 25 for Plus, 40 for Pro/Business/Enterprise) and memory controls scoped to each project. Comet Browser is now free for all students, with Comet Assistant, flash cards, ad blocking, and a dedicated study mode.
Additionally, paid newsletter subscribers get over $10,000 in credits for tools like Lovable and Replit. Claire Vo showed how to convert PDFs into .ics files with ChatGPT, simplifying WhatsApp scheduling.
Lenny Rachitsky shared an executive summary of this week’s newsletter. Bolt Dot will host a live SEO session with Conor Martin and demo an Irish Tax Calculator built in Bolt.
Theresa Forit invited AI tool creators to pitch their product for promotion in a newsletter with 1.7 million subscribers. Lenny Rachitsky questioned Wiz’s re-acceleration versus Base44’s acquisition success, fueling debate on startup exit strategies.
Now, turning to this week’s top video highlights.
Greg Isenberg interviewed Ben Benkhin on a copy-and-spin approach that turned open-source AI into viral apps like WOMBO, which launched in 2021, pre-selected 15 songs, and reached 50 million downloads in three months without marketing. They also built Dream on VQGAN+CLIP, which became the top art app and earned over $500,000 per month via subscriptions and ads.
All About AI presented Nano Banana API updates: a UI Designer that takes a TSX screenshot and prompt to output updated TypeScript; a Celeb Selfie mode merging user and celebrity photos into realistic scenes; and a Fake Holiday tool that generates selfies and landmark shots for any location.
Peter Yang demonstrated installing Claude Code with one CLI command and launching it in Cursor IDE to build a React-TypeScript movie app. He configured the TMDB API key, used Plan mode (Shift+Tab) to generate phased feature specs for scope control, and created a claw.md file to maintain persistent project context.
Finally, Nan Yu from Linear and Peter Yang ranked fifteen PM skills by AI resilience, noting emotional skills—product taste, branding, and stakeholder management—will persist, while structured tasks like prioritization, data analysis, research, and documentation face automation. They highlighted new essentials: context engineering, AI workflow and agent design, and evaluation & QA.
That’s a wrap on today’s GenAI PM Daily. Keep building the future of AI products, and I’ll catch you tomorrow with more insights. Until then, stay curious!