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Stefan Wolpers

Berlin, Germany, Hamburg, Germany
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Food for Agile Thought 566: Building AI Products, Feature Factory at 10, PM Skills Report 2026, Team Dynamics Suffer from AI

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By Stefan Wolpers
| age-of-product.com
TL; DR: Building AI Products — Food for Agile Thought #566 Welcome to the 566th edition of the Food for Agile Thought newsletter, shared with 35,248 peers. This week, Ian Vanagas suspects user conversations will outlast half his lessons in building AI products, whereas John Cutler sees AI amplifying feature-factory habits. With features cheap, Aakash Gupta and Tim Herbig warn that wrong choices get expensive.
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The Jobs Matrix for AI: Four Boxes Instead of 40 Tools

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By Stefan Wolpers
| DZone Verified
Join the DZone community and get the full member experience. Join For Free TL;DR: A 2×2 Matrix on AI for Agile Practitioners You probably think making sense of AI means keeping up with every new tool, agent, and pricing tier. Steve Jobs faced a similar mess at Apple in 1997, with a dozen versions of the Macintosh, and he fixed it with a two-by-two grid on a whiteboard.
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To Switch, or Not to Switch the AI Model

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By Stefan Wolpers
| age-of-product.com
TL;DR: The Hidden Cost of Switching AI Models A new AI model arrives that is cheaper per token, scores better on benchmarks, and seems to require nothing more than a setting change. However, the token bill shows only part of the cost of switching AI models. There is also the effort to check whether your workflows, for example, the one to create status reports for stakeholders, still produce outputs in line with your AI Definition of Done.
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