Netflix CPTO discusses AI's impact on product and tech roles
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Elizabeth Stone, Netflix Chief Product and Technology Officer, shares insights on how AI is transforming product management and engineering roles. The conversation explores the evolving skill sets needed and the balance between automation and human creativity.
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