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  <title>Ishwar Dhanuka — Writing</title>
  <subtitle>Product leader and AI builder. Former Lead PM at Google Maps and co-founder and CEO of ThriveAI. Writing about AI in production, product leadership, and founder decisions.</subtitle>
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  <author><name>Ishwar Dhanuka</name><email>hey@ishwar.io</email></author>
  
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    <title>When an AI product decides what deserves your attention</title>
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    <summary>What I learned from defining success for an AI product designed to notice important issues before a product team did.</summary>
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