💼 "Using AI in development and product analysis" with Artem Kosarev. Video and audio
💼 "Using AI in development and product analysis" with Artem Kosarev. Video and audio recordings of the "AI in Business" stream. We're sharing the video and audio recordings (👇 audio…
💼 "Using AI in development and product analysis" with Artem Kosarev. Video and audio recordings of the "AI in Business" stream. We're sharing the video and audio recordings (👇 audio… 💼 "Using AI in development and product analysis" with Artem Kosarev. Video and audio recordings of the "AI in Business" stream We're sharing the video and audio recordings (👇 audio in the top comment) of the "AI in Business" stream. Topic: "Using AI in development and product analysis". 🫥 The guest of the stream is Artem Kosarev, product manager and AI developer. The host of "AI in Business" is Maxim Musin, head of the AI development and research lab at rebels.ai and a lecturer at Harbour Space University (Barcelona). 👩🎓 Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction: how AI is changing product development, and what a developer will look like in 2026 1:44 Artem about himself — product person, entrepreneur, "vibe coder", and about his daily use of AI at work 2:27 Maxim about the vibe-coding hackathon by Glovo: how to build a working product from scratch over a weekend 4:21 Amazon at the hackathon: a presentation of the Kira AI tool for fast development on the AWS ecosystem 5:15 The concept of "heavy vibe-coding": solving serious tasks with the help of AI-assisted development 8:09 Breaking down the winning hackathon project: an AI assistant for personal and spiritual growth 11:47 A second interesting project: a universal networking app for conferences that solves the pain of all existing event apps 13:32 A case from a kids' hackathon: why the winner is the one who did their "homework" in advance and thought the product through 15:29 How the task-setting process has changed: now it's almost the same for human developers and for AI robots 16:15 Example of hybrid development: how a product manager can independently refine and test features in a product built by "protein developers" 19:07 How a product manager can build and test a prototype of a new feature in an evening, without help from developers 20:05 Development timelines — from 2-3 days for a simple feature to a week for a complex one using streaming technologies 22:06 A tectonic shift in development: how shorter timelines let you keep the whole project in short-term memory and avoid bureaucracy 24:14 Refactoring versus building from scratch: why it's easier for an AI agent to work with code that was originally created for it 25:31 The Glep project case: how, with vibe-coding and tests on Reddit, an MVP was built and validated in 3 months, later rewritten by professionals 27:47 The role of the "serious guy": why an experienced CTO who closes security holes is still needed at the production stage 28:38 How modern platforms (Replit) build planning, test-writing, and database design processes into AI agents 29:15 Why relocants are better prepared to communicate with AI agents, which are compared to "schizophrenics" and "concussed seniors" 33:30 How vibe-coding platforms quickly build hacks and best practices found by the commun