You've seen the social media headlines and thought: is product management dead? Engineers are shipping faster than ever. Coding agents are turning requirements into pull requests overnight. If you can build anything instantly, do you need a PM? The answer is yes, but the job looks different now. The scarcest resource in an AI-driven engineering org isn't execution speed. It's judgment: knowing what to build, what to cut, and what "right" actually looks like for your customer. That judgment has always lived in the spec. And in a world where coding agents build exactly what they're given, the spec has never mattered more. In this session, Jordan Nolff, VP of Growth & Product at Productboard, will make the case that AI agents don't make the spec obsolete. They finally give PMs the synthesis engine to write specs that were never possible before. Key takeaways: - How top PMs are using agents to eliminate the "context tax" (i.e., the hours spent gathering information before making a single decision) - Why the quality of your context layer determines whether AI gives you speed or just faster mistakes - Concrete steps you can take to start building a context layer that makes your specs - and your agents - dramatically more effective