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The AI Skill Most Product Designers Are Sleeping On

The AI Skill Most Product Designers Are Sleeping On
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Episode
43
Duration
38:58
Release Date
April 29, 2026

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Like many product designers, you’re using AI. You get decent results by prompting and copy-pasting. Yet, you're still doing all the work. WHat if you didn't have to?

In this episode of the Design Table Podcast, we talk about how designers can move beyond prompting and start using AI to actually execute tasks.

Nick walks us through how he’s setting up simple workflows using Claude Skills to (more or less) automate small but meaningful pieces of work, from fixing things on his site to handling repetitive tasks.

We also talk about what’s changing, how fast things are evolving, and why the real change is about giving away your work. This episode is about rethinking how you use AI as a product designer. It is a must-listen for anyone trying to stay ahead of how work is changing.

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Hosts

Tyler White

Tyler White is a Principal Product Designer with 15 years of experience in B2B SaaS and fintech, helping teams scope, frame, and connect design work to real business outcomes.

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Nick Groeneveld

Nick Groeneveld is a freelance UX and product designers from the Netherlands. He started his design career in 2015 and has since then worked for startups, government agencies, and corporations.

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