Certification
Certification in Driving AI-Enabled Product Strategy
Become certified in AI-era product management. You'll learn to write specs AI can execute, set strategy that holds up, and take real accountability for outcomes. Turn clear definitions into shipped products and measurable business results.

The exam
Take the certification exam
Multiple-choice questions about the course. Pass with 70% or more and your certificate is issued at once, with a public page and an "Add to LinkedIn" button.
What the exam covers
2 questions from each of the 10 chapters of the course
20 multiple-choice questions, drawn fresh for every attempt. Pass with 70% or more.
- 01Welcome1:40
- 02How PM used to work4:10
- 03The end of engineering scarcity2:20
- 04Accountability and the changing PM role13:30
- 05Roadmaps and autonomy6:40
- 06Discovery and prototyping8:30
- 07A deep example7:40
- 08On-call ownership2:10
- 09Foundations and strategy8:20
- 10Final thoughts5:59
This certification, Product Management Fundamentals: Thriving in the AI Era, is a video course built for product managers who see what's coming. You'll walk away with sharper decision-making, a future-proof career, and the kind of adaptability that turns uncertainty into an edge,plus the productivity gains that come from knowing exactly what to build and why. If you're ready to stop guessing and start leading with clarity, this course is worth your time.
This certification covers the following topics:
- The shift from engineering scarcity to abundance
- Why partial change fails: lessons from operations research
- The new economics of product development
- The Captain Model: owning outcomes, not outputs
- The decentralization spectrum: from roadmaps to swarms
- Build-to-learn: the new prototyping process
- Overhauling review processes for speed and learning
- Skills that matter now: specs, strategy, and accountability
- What changes for PMs, designers, and engineers
- Action items: what to start doing tomorrow
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