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The Twenty Minute VC (20VC): Venture Capital | Startup Funding | The Pitch · 2026-01-16 · 46 min · 8,621 words

20Product: Is the Design Phase Dead in a World of AI | Has Claude Code Crushed Anthropic Already | What Roles of a PM Are Less and More Important with AI | How the Best Product Leaders Tell Stories with Noam Lovinsky, CPO @ Superhuman

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This is 20 Product with me, Harry Stebbings. Now, 20 Product is the monthly show where we sit down with the best product leaders to reveal their tips, tactics, and strategies to building great products and product teams in a world of AI. I'm thrilled today to be joined by Nom Levinsky, CPO at Superhuman, formerly Grammarly. Prior to Superhuman, Nom was a senior director of product management at Facebook, and in his earlier years, He was a CPO at Thumbtack and spent five years as a director of product management at Google, where check this out, he was responsible for all of YouTube's applications.

But before we dive into the show today, you know what's wild? It's 2026 and so many product teams are still flying blind, buried in spreadsheets, chasing feedback. across 10 different tools, trying to figure out what actually will move the needle. I've spoken to with hundreds of product leaders and the best teams all do one thing differently. They build a system to capture ideas, validate them with real data, and focus their roadmap on the right things.

That's why product teams at Canva, Deliveru, Toast, Decathlon use Jira product discovery. It pulls ideas and feedback into one place with built-in tools to prioritize what will actually have the biggest impact. That's when a roadmap stops being an endless list of ideas and becomes a plan people actually believe in. Join more than 20,000 teams already using Cheer of Product Discovery.

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