Product Management

The gap between having an idea and showing it has collapsed. In this post, I document the 9 Google specific AI workflows I demonstrated in my SCU Product Management class. From generating full-stack prototypes in seconds with Gemini Canvas to building custom strategy tools with Opal, this guide covers how to research, build, and validate at the speed of thought. Whether you are a student or a seasoned PM, these tools will supercharge your velocity.

For years, the Application Programming Interface (API) economy has been the silent engine of the digital world, enabling seamless connections between disparate software systems. From integrating payment gateways to embedding mapping services, APIs have fostered a modular, reusable, and incredibly efficient way to build and scale products. But as Artificial Intelligence rapidly matures and its capabilities become increasingly sophisticated, a powerful new synergy is emerging:

The rapid evolution of artificial intelligence continues to accelerate, moving beyond static models and reactive chatbots to a new frontier: autonomous AI agents. These intelligent software systems are poised to fundamentally reshape how we work, how software is built, and how products are managed. For me, as a Software Development Engineer transitioning into Product Management, this shift represents one of the most compelling and transformative trends in tech today.

In the rapidly accelerating world of artificial intelligence, much of the conversation centers around massive cloud models and their awe-inspiring capabilities. We've seen incredible advancements in generative AI, large language models, and complex data analysis, all powered by vast server farms. But beneath this surface, a "silent revolution" is gaining momentum: the proliferation of on-device AI.

Just a few years ago, AI felt like a distant promise, confined to research labs and sci-fi narratives. Today, in mid-2025, it's not just a feature; it's rapidly becoming the bedrock of product strategy, fundamentally reshaping how we conceive, build, and deliver solutions. As a Software Development Engineer transitioning into Product Management, I'm continually struck by how this technology is not just optimizing processes but truly redefining the very essence of what a "prod