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Snippet- Adam Harmetz, VP of Product Management at Microsoft, Shares a Balanced Perspective on AI’s Impact on Digital Experiences

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AI Won’t Kill Websites or Email; It Will Transform ThemIn this clip, Adam Harmetz, VP of Product Management at Microsoft, shares a balanced perspective on AI’s impact on digital experiences 🤖🌐For years, people have predicted the end of email and websites, yet both remain essential. While AI and conversational interfaces are reshaping how we access information, it's still too early to know exactly where the industry will land.Will AI become the primary interface? Or will it be deeply integrated into existing applications? The answer isn't clear yet.Adam’s advice: experiment, learn, and adapt. The future will be shaped not by predictions, but by what people find most useful. 🚀 Listen to the full podcast now- https://open.spotify.com/episode/3NtBAevMWBkvXd0HNmHfeg?si=-sLuQOiYQzKNMhrv6F-ABA #Outgrow #Podcast #Microsoft #AdamHarmetz #AI #DigitalTransformation #FutureOfWork #ProductManagement

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