Are You Using AI To Ship Features Your Users Actually Want?

Forbes
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Osman Koç, CEO of UserGuiding, warns that rapidly shipping many AI-enabled product features can lead to feature bloat, increasing maintenance and complexity. He advises involving users in product planning to ensure features meet real needs and avoid unnecessary additions.

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