Thegeekconf Mini 2026, Powered by GeekyAnts, Set to Address the Agentic AI Production Gap
The 20-week programme includes four masterclasses, five mini-projects and a capstone to train professionals in AI-native product development.
- The Indian Institute of Management Kozhikode has introduced a 20-week executive programme in Product Innovation with AI & Agentic AI designed to help working professionals transition from using ordinary AI tools to developing AI-native products.
- IIM Kozhikode launched this programme amid rapid AI utilization across industries, with the McKinsey State of AI Report 2025 noting that 88% of companies have inculcated AI in at least one business operation.
- Participants gain exposure to more than 20 industrial AI tools, including ChatGPT, Claude, and Figma, while working on five applied mini projects and a capstone project covering agentic workflow design and deployment-ready product development.
- Market data shows 51% of AI product teams now develop agentic AI products, more than double the 21% reported in 2024, underscoring strong industry demand for this specialized skillset.
- Completing the programme grants participants an IIM Kozhikode certificate, and candidates may also attend an optional one-day campus immersion for networking and academic engagement at an added cost.
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thegeekconf Mini 2026, Powered by GeekyAnts, Set to Address the Agentic AI Production Gap
The focused conference will examine the architecture, workflows, and controls required to move AI agents from demos into dependable products
IIM Kozhikode launches a 20-week executive programme in Product Innovation with AI and Agentic AI
IIM Kozhikode launches a 20-week executive programme on AI product innovation to equip professionals with skills in AI-native product development, offering live masterclasses and practical projects to enhance AI-first world leadership capabilities.
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