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Every AI PM Use Case in One Place – Curated by Tal Raviv

  • Writer: Sree Sai Ganesh Atmuri
    Sree Sai Ganesh Atmuri
  • Aug 27
  • 6 min read

As product managers, one of the biggest challenges we face with AI today isn’t access — it’s focus. Every week, there are new tools, frameworks, and demos that claim to change the way we work. But where do you even begin? Which use cases are worth experimenting with, and which are just noise?

That’s where Tal Raviv has been a huge help.

Over the past year, Tal has been running live demos that showcase how PMs can actually use AI — not just in theory, but in real workflows. Recently, he consolidated every single one of these demos into a single place, organized by use case.

And the best part? It’s free.


Why this matters for PMs

When I think about AI in my daily work, I usually bucket my needs into four areas:

  1. Productivity – speeding up execution and reducing manual overhead.

  2. Analysis – combining qualitative and quantitative insights faster.

  3. Soft skills – rehearsing conversations, framing decisions, or preparing for interviews.

  4. Building AI intuition – moving from using AI to building with it.

Tal’s collection is structured in exactly this way, which makes it easier to dive into specific categories rather than get lost in the overwhelming sea of “AI for everything.”

What’s inside the collection

Here’s a quick snapshot of the themes Tal covers (with demos attached to each):

  • Build your AI Copilot → From onboarding your AI assistant to gossip workflows that keep it updated.

  • PM Productivity → Tips on thriving as a super IC, managing emotional load, and unfair advantages of AI.

  • Data Analysis with AI → Visualizations, competitor revenue analysis, behavioral overlaps, and when to trust AI analysis.

  • Soft Skills & Hard Conversations → Using AI to simulate feedback sessions, stakeholder discussions, and interview prep.

  • From Using AI to Building AI → Understanding prompts, system architecture, and principles for designing AI tools.

  • Cursor for Plain English → Why Cursor feels different, context management, and advanced PM frameworks encoded as rules.

  • Advanced Use Cases → From mining support tickets to transforming PRDs into prototypes.

  • AI Automations → Building schedulers, research brains, auto-prioritizers, and daily issue reports.

Reading through it, I realized it’s not just about what AI can do — it’s about how a PM should think when integrating AI into their work.


Side note: the last cohort of Tal Raviv - Build Your Personal PM Productivity System & AI Copilot


Build your AI copilot


PM productivity


Data analysis with AI (and Hilary Gridley)

  • Data Visualization - LLMs excel at rapid visualization prototyping - generate and iterate on HTML/CSS visualizations in seconds

  • Reverse Engineer Competitor Revenue - How to estimate competitor revenue from accidentally leaked information using rigorous cohort analysis

  • Recommend Strategic Metrics - Define the right activation metric and move it using app store reviews and qualitative data

  • Analyze Behavioral Overlap - Find overlap between features to build smarter user journeys and increase AI feature adoption

  • How LLMs Analyze Data - Understanding how LLMs use code to perform reliable data analysis and combine quantitative with qualitative insights

  • When to Trust AI Analysis - Best practices for balancing AI-driven analysis with product instinct and expert validation

  • MCP to Database - Using Model Context Protocol to connect AI to databases (with Dan Byler)


Soft skills & hard conversations


From using AI to building AI (with Aman Khan)


Using Cursor for plain English


Build AI automations


My takeaway

If you’re like me — a PM constantly experimenting with AI to figure out where it actually drives leverage — this collection is pure gold.

Instead of passively reading about “AI trends,” you can:

  • Watch short, bite-sized demos (most just a few minutes).

  • Explore realistic PM workflows where AI adds value.

  • Build intuition as both a user and builder of AI tools.


If you have any questions or feedback do comment.

 
 
 

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