@alexocheema: Lilian is Apple's new VP of PM for AI. Her account is super low key - only 120 views on this post. Go follow her!
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Lilian Rincon has joined Apple as Vice President of Product Management for AI, as announced on Twitter.
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Lilian is Apple’s new VP of PM for AI.
Her account is super low key - only 120 views on this post.
Go follow her! https://t.co/P10HYUYI03
Lilian Rincon (@lilianr): A few months ago, I joined Apple as VP of PM for AI. Today, I got to experience my first WWDC from inside the company.
The keynote reflected something I’ve already come to appreciate deeply: extraordinary products happen when technology, design, and human-centered thinking come
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