Product Leader with 20+ years building, scaling, and monetizing products used by hundreds of millions globally. I turn strategy into results.
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Kevin Sung has been a guest on 1 episode.
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Product Sense: What It Is and Why AI Makes It Vital | Kevin Sung, VP of Product (Life360)
September 8th, 2026 | Season 2 | 33 mins 15 secs
business, digital experience, product management, technology
“Product sense” is the thing that nobody can define, but everyone says will keep product managers employed in the age of AI.
Our guest today has a definition, with receipts. But he takes it somewhere that’s less comfortable than you might assume: if all you do is move numbers, you’re obsoleting yourself because AI will eventually do it better than you can.
Kevin Sung is VP of Product at Life360, the family safety app with roughly 100 million monthly active users. Before that, he spent years at Dropbox, Smule, Zynga, and Google, a path that took him from a growth-hacking playbook to a very different conclusion about where product management’s value actually lives.
In this episode, Kevin discusses:
- What the PM job becomes once engineering isn’t a bottleneck, and why the line between lazy product management and good product craft is the strength of your opinion
- How he got Dropbox leadership to fund a year of unglamorous quality work that no financial model could justify, and how it produced $24 million in ARR from churn reduction
- And what this all means now at Life360 — where the question in a product review isn’t “how’s this move the number”, it’s “does this create a moment of worry for a parent?”