Be honest: that last project you built with AI? You think it's a lot better than it actually is. So does the developer next to you, and so does every product manager who ever fought for their favorite feature. 

It's not ego, it's the IKEA effect: a bias quietly sabotaging the best builders in tech. The more effort you pour into something, the more sure you are it's brilliant, and the less you can walk away. AI poured gasoline on it, whether you're a product manager, a developer, or just someone who loves to build, you now fall in love faster than ever, and end up defending bloated, unmaintainable things you'll be cursing in a month. 

This talk is your toolkit for dodging that trap: how to catch it in yourself, and exactly what to do instead. Because here's the part nobody wants to hear: like it or not, the human product skills are now the most important ones you've got. 

AI is just a tool. Falling in love with the problem instead of your solution - that's the golden skill.