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In the past, building a product required weeks of planning, wireframes, and developer resources. MVPs helped cut that cycle down, but now, AI is pushing things even further. AI tools allow teams to create, test, and iterate faster than ever before — changing the product development lifecycle at its core.

Instead of designing from scratch, tools like Framer AI and Galileo can generate user interfaces from a short prompt. Developers now use AI agents to scaffold codebases, automate QA, and even deploy infrastructure - all in a few clicks.

But speed is only one side of the equation. AI also improves what gets built. With predictive analytics and user behavior models, teams can build features they already know users want - not just features they hope will work.

This shift is transforming the role of the product builder. No longer limited to code or design, creators are becoming orchestrators - guiding AI tools toward outcomes instead of manually crafting every detail.