AI for Product Designers · 2026 Edition with Sriyansi Singh

Updated October 2026 · Free updates to the 2026 Edition

Feel behind on AI? This book takes you from "I use ChatGPT sometimes" to confidently designing AI products, in plain English, with no engineering background needed.

It's a practical, visual guide for product and UX designers: what AI can really do, how to design for it, and how to build with it yourself.

WHAT YOU'LL LEARN

• How AI works, simply explained: tokens, context windows, reasoning models and multimodal AI

• The October 2026 model guide: GPT-6, Claude Opus and Sonnet 5.5, Gemini 4 Argon, Grok 4.7, Meta Muse, Qwen, DeepSeek and Mistral, plus how to choose between them

• Prompting, context engineering, RAG and AI memory

• Agents, tool calling, MCP, Skills and computer use

• Prototyping and coding with AI, even if you've never coded

• AI UX patterns, autonomy and human control, generative UI and AI in design systems

• Evals, product metrics, safety, security, cost (with a real price table) and the EU AI Act

WHAT'S INSIDE

• 56 short chapters in 10 parts, about 5 minutes each

• A 16-chapter fast track if you're short on time

• Clear diagrams on every topic

• "Try it now" prompts to use the same day

• Quizzes with an answer key

• A 111-term plain-English glossary

• A 30-day plan to build an AI case study for your portfolio

WHO IT'S FOR

Beginner to mid-level product, UX and UI designers who want a clear, practical path into AI-native product design. Also useful for PMs and design leads.

ALWAYS CURRENT

AI changes every week. The facts in this book are checked regularly, and new versions of the 2026 Edition are free. When a new version is released, you'll receive it at the email you used to buy. The update log at the back shows what changed.

FORMAT

PDF, 230+ landscape pages designed for laptops and tablets, with clickable contents and bookmarks.

LICENCE

For personal use by the buyer. Please don't share, redistribute or resell.

This book is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta, Figma or any other company mentioned. All trademarks belong to their owners. It is for education only and is not legal, financial or security advice.