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2025 AI Trends Transforming Technology and Business

AI Trends 2025 As we approach 2025, Artificial Intelligence continues to evolve, redefining technology’s role in our lives and businesses. Here are the key AI trends anticipated to shape the future 2025 AI Trends: A. Hyper-Automation Hyper-automation involves combining AI, machine learning, and robotic process automation (RPA) to automate complex business processes. Reduces human…

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It's a breakthrough that has you guessing what's next. Anyone else torn between excitement and a bit of awe right now?

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His ugliness was the stuff of legend. In an age of affordable beauty, there was something heraldic about his lack of it.

The body was meat. Case fell into the prison of his own flesh.

Power, in Case's world, meant corporate power. The zaibatsus, the multinationals that shaped the course of human history, had transcended old barriers. Viewed as organisms, they had attained a kind of immortality. You couldn't kill a zaibatsu by assassinating a dozen key executives; there were others waiting to step up the ladder, assume the vacated position, access the vast banks of corporate memory. But Tessier-Ashpool wasn't like that, and he sensed the difference in the death of its founder. T-A was an atavism, a clan. He remembered the litter of the old man's chamber, the soiled humanity of it, the ragged spines of the old audio disks in their paper sleeves. One foot bare, the other in a velvet slipper.

Case had always taken it for granted that the real bosses, the kingpins in a given industry, would be both more and less than people. He'd seen it in the men who'd crippled him in Memphis, he'd seen Wage affect the semblance of it in Night City, and it had allowed him to accept Armitage's flatness and lack of feeling. He'd always imagined it as a gradual and willing accommodation of the machine, the system, the parent organism. It was the root of street cool, too, the knowing posture that implied connection, invisible lines up to hidden levels of influence.

"No," he said, and then it no longer mattered, what he knew, tasting the salt of her mouth where tears had dried. There was a strength that ran in her, something he'd known in Night City and held there, been held by it, held for a while away from time and death, from the relentless Street that hunted them all. It was a place he'd known before; not everyone could take him there, and somehow he always managed to forget it. Something he'd found and lost so many times. It belonged, he knew—he remembered—as she pulled him down, to the meat, the flesh the cowboys mocked. It was a vast thing, beyond knowing, a sea of information coded in spiral and pheromone, infinite intricacy that only the body, in its strong blind way, could ever read.

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Top 5 Cloud Computing Skills for 2025 (Salaries Included)

In this video, he share the top 5 Cloud Computing Skills for 2025, and he included all the salaries for these skills as well as the Cloud Computing Jobs you can apply for.

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Hubert Palan, Founder and CEO of Productboard – Interview Series

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Hubert Palan, Founder and CEO of Productboard – Interview Series

Hubert Palan is the Founder and CEO of Productboard, a product management platform designed to help teams bring products to market more efficiently by prioritizing user needs and aligning teams around a shared roadmap. More than 5,400 companies, including Zoom, UiPath, JCDecaux, and Microsoft, use the platform to gather customer insights and inform development decisions.

What inspired you to start Productboard, and how did your experience at GoodData influence its creation?

Productboard was inspired by my work as a product manager and product leader. The idea came during a flight when I was trying to manage product roadmaps across various presentations and spec sheets while on less-than-optimal airplane Wi-Fi — making it obvious how inefficient it is to try and coordinate strategic product decisions without a single, consistently-updated source of truth.

When creating Productboard, our goal was to build one platform that covers the entire product management process, solving even more PM pain points along the way. Productboard has now grown into a platform that puts customer centricity at the center of modern product management, using AI technology to champion the voice of the customer, elevating the role of the PM.

And it’s worked. Today Productboard has 6000+ customers including amazing companies like Salesforce, Autodesk, and Zoom.

What challenges did you face during the early days of Productboard, and how did you overcome them?

In the early days of Productboard, I learned about the challenges of onboarding new staff at a startup. Productboard was moving very quickly and I had a tendency to expect new hires to catch onto what we were doing almost immediately and make clear, strategic decisions right away. Since then, I’ve learned that there’s more value in taking your time with onboarding. By focusing on effective knowledge sharing and training, you can foster teams that are just as informed and passionate about the work as you are. The ROI on a thorough onboarding period is substantial.

What is the “Product Excellence Framework,” and how did you develop it as a foundational concept for Productboard?

The Product Excellence Framework is our structured approach to product management, emphasizing customer-centricity, placing big bets, and building amazing teams. It’s our product philosophy at Productboard, ensuring that we’re always focused on delivering value to our customers. We developed this framework after recognizing common challenges faced by product teams, such as the need to consolidate feedback, prioritize effectively, and align everyone around a clear roadmap. It’s a core part of our mission to help product managers navigate the complexities of building modern products, especially in the age of AI.

Productboard uses AI to analyze customer feedback at scale. What motivated you to incorporate AI into your platform, and how has it transformed product management?

Something that became clear to our team early on was a pressing need to help product teams make sense of the massive amounts of customer feedback they receive. AI was the natural solution to analyze this data at scale, identify key insights, and help prioritize what to build next. This has transformed product management by allowing teams to make quicker, more informed decisions with greater confidence. It has also elevated the PM to a position of leadership in which they can give more strategic feedback that aligns with a company’s business goals. Overall, AI in PM is about staying ahead of the curve and ensuring our customers can build products that keep up with emerging trends and truly resonate with their users.

Can you share specific examples of how AI has improved decision-making for Productboard’s customers?

Imagine a product manager wants to understand the general sentiment on a new feature. Instead of sifting through mountains of data across Salesforce, social media, the Apple Store, and who knows what else, they can just use Productboard. Productboard Pulse’s AI-powered conversational interface instantly answers questions like, “What are customers saying about the last update?” or “Is pricing a major concern for users in this sector?” This access allows PMs to quickly identify pain points and opportunities, leading to more effective product development.

Beyond Pulse, we also have an AI-powered analytics dashboard that automatically surfaces key themes and trends from customer feedback. This helps product managers prioritize features with the biggest potential impact, making it a game-changer for data-driven decision-making. We’re seeing customers use these insights to accelerate time-to-market, improve product satisfaction, and ultimately, build better products that people love.

How do you address concerns around data security and privacy when using AI to process customer insights?

We take privacy very seriously. At Productboard we use a multi-layered approach to data security and privacy, incorporating industry-standard practices and robust measures to protect sensitive information. Our commitment to security is evident in our SOC 2 Type II compliance certification and our adherence to strict data protection regulations like GDPR and CCPA.

We employ data encryption, and our platform is built on secure infrastructure. We also implement application-level security measures, including user authentication, authorization, and access controls, to prevent unauthorized access to customer data. Our customers have granular control over their data, allowing them to determine what information is collected and how it is used. For AI specifically, we employ anonymous data to analyze customer feedback, protecting individual identities while extracting valuable insights.

What trends do you foresee in the use of AI for product management, and how is Productboard preparing to lead in this space?

AI will be essential for product managers to navigate the complexities of the modern product landscape. Using AI in PM is not just about automating tasks; it’s about empowering PMs to be more strategic and customer-centric, thus elevating the impact they can have within their respective companies.

At Productboard, we’re committed to leading the way in AI-powered product management. We’re continuously enhancing our AI capabilities and delivering innovative solutions that empower our customers. Last year, we announced several iterations of our AI applications and there’s more where that came from in 2025.

Our goal is to make AI accessible and beneficial for all product teams, regardless of their size or technical expertise. We believe that by embracing AI, PMs can unlock new levels of productivity, creativity, and customer-centricity and become more integral within their organizations.

How has your leadership style evolved as Productboard has grown from a small team to an international organization with over 6,000 customers?

Early on, I adopted a very hands-on leadership style — wearing multiple hats, and figuring things out as we went along. As we expanded, I had to learn to delegate more effectively, trust my team, and empower them to take ownership.

However, even with the importance of letting go, I also learned the importance of staying connected and maintaining a founder’s mindset. I am constantly questioning, analyzing, and seeking ways to improve. Effective leadership is about balancing strategic vision with a deep understanding of the day-to-day realities of our customers and our team.

What advice would you give to aspiring product managers who want to leverage AI in their roles?

I would encourage aspiring product magnets to learn how to leverage AI effectively by following these three best practices:

Develop Customer-Centricity: Always connect AI-driven insights back to the human needs and pain points they represent.

Seek Mentorship and Collaboration: Connect with experienced product managers who are already leveraging AI in their roles. Learn from their successes and challenges, and ask for guidance on how to navigate the evolving landscape.

Embrace Continuous Learning: AI is a dynamic field, so stay curious and keep learning. Explore online courses, attend workshops, and read about the industry to deepen your understanding of AI concepts and applications in product management.

What is your long-term vision for Productboard, particularly in leveraging AI to enhance customer-centric product development?

My goal for productboard now is the same as it was day one – to solve PM pain points and empower PMs to make the best products possible.

We’re committed to consistently evaluating and updating our AI offerings to ensure we’re helping PMs be more collaborative, effective, creative and strategic. As their pain points change, so will our technology. In fact, we use Productboard’s technology ourselves to make sure we’re being truly customer-centric and delivering the updates and features that our customers really need. So it’s hard to say today what we’ll do in the future, because at Productboard, it’s all about what our customers need right now. But I can promise that we’ll continue to evolve and leverage AI to provide for our customers and empower PMs to be exceptional members of their organization.

Thank you for the great interview, readers who wish to learn more should visit Productboard.

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It was a complete surprise. I felt a bit nervous as time went on, and I'm not sure if I'm more interested or a little worried.

Your 2025 AI Art Question, my answer

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Digital Detox 2025: How to Reduce Screen Time for a Healthier Life?

Digital Detox in 2025 In this blog, we will discuss Digital Detox 2025 and explore how reducing screen time can lead to a healthier life. Negative Effects of Excessive Screen Time 1. Eye Problems Spending long hours in front of a screen can cause eye fatigue, dryness, and blurred vision. This condition is known as “Digital Eye Strain.” 2. Sleep Deprivation The blue light emitted from…

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"Technologies serve as tools that enhance, not replace, spirituality"

"Technologies serve as tools that enhance, not replace, spirituality" @neosciencehub #spirituality #Technologies #MahaKumbhMela #AI #VR #neosciencehub

VSR Moorthy Bridges the Spiritual & Scientific Worlds Valluru Sriramachandra Moorty, renowned as the ‘Spiritual Scientist’ VSR Moorthy,’ merges profound spiritual wisdom with extensive scientific knowledge. Born into a deeply cultural family in Andhra Pradesh, he carved a niche in both the scientific and spiritual realms. An engineering alumnus of HBTI Kanpur, Moorty’s professional journey in…

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🟡☀️💲 2025 Predictions - What's Going to Happen? (Tone: 250)

2025: A year of transformation. From AI automation to healthcare innovation, prepare for sweeping changes in jobs & society. #2025Predictions #FutureTrends

Posted on January 18th by @bigbeautifulsk ABOUT THIS VIDEO: This video, hosted by Christina, offers insights into 2025 through a remote viewing session conducted at the end of 2024. Christina explores political, economic, and technological changes expected in the coming year. She emphasizes significant shifts, such as advancements in healthcare, job restructuring driven by AI and automation,…