Veo 3 Now GA in Gemini API

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. Alibaba launched Qwen3-ASR, a speech model with under 8% WER for English, Chinese and nine others, offering robust performance in noisy, low-quality and far-field audio. Google made Veo 3 and Veo 3 Fast GA in the Gemini API, adding vertical 9:16 output, 1080p resolution and halving prices. Perplexity released a zero-data-usage AI service for government users with premium models and no logins, contracts or data logs. Moving to developer tools, Guillermo Rauch released vibe-coding on the Vercel AI SDK. Its GPT-5 agent loop can read/write files, run commands, install packages and autofix errors—demoed by Pong. The v0 Team launched Design Mode for color schemes, brand systems and light/dark previews, with font and component support coming soon. On the product management front, George Nurijanian tested over 20 PM tools and found Jira indispensable, while most AI PM products focus on PRD automation over core workflows. Pawel Huryn cautioned AI agents can be brittle, noting deployments use orchestrated LLM workflows to optimize cost, latency and reliability. In industry news, Anthropic endorsed California’s SB 53 to back AI governance based on transparency over technical micromanagement. A Google Cloud survey of 3,466 global enterprise leaders shows 88 percent of agentic AI adopters report positive ROI and 74 percent see returns within a year. Shifting gears, Rowan Cheung of The Rundown outlined seven AI workflows that let a 15-person team operate like 50 and generate millions. They convert newsletter stories into Instagram clips with HeyGen avatars and 11Labs voices, growing to 150,000 followers. They built Ava, an agent managing Gmail and calendar invites via CC. A custom GPT assistant trained on SOPs, Loom transcripts and HR policies answers new hire questions 24/7, speeding onboarding and easing managers. Meanwhile, Scott Wu of Cognition Labs demonstrated Devin, an AI agent that acts as a junior engineer using Deep Wiki to generate docs, locate components and provide explanations. By embedding type definitions and function names in prompts, it produces ready-to-merge pull requests without oversight. It tags itself in Slack to fetch crash reports, trace changes, draft diagnostics and run tests. 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!