Amazon Head of Product on Five Gotchas When Designing AI-Powered Products

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  • January 5, 2024

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In this webinar, Elio Damaggio speaks on the five common mistakes to look out for when designing (or adding features) to AI-powered products.

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Elio Damaggio is a product leader with over 15 years of experience in cloud computing, IoT, and AI. Currently serving as the Head of Product for AWS in the Next Generation Developer Experience organization, he is building new ways to empower software developer teams with AI. Elio began his tech journey as a product manager at Microsoft, where he worked on Azure Mobile, IoT, and big data services. At Microsoft, he amassed an impressive portfolio of 11 patents, all related to cloud technologies and IoT. Armed with a Ph.D. in Computer Science, Elio possesses a deep understanding of technology that extends beyond his professional life. He's an enthusiastic reader, immersing himself in subjects such as technology, economics, history, and philosophy. In his leisure moments, he indulges in his love for science fiction and fantasy literature. Elio's passions extend to gaming, where he enjoys RPGs, strategy games, and adventures. He's also a amateur musician, wasting time writing songs with his acoustic and electric guitars.

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