On "What people are prompting in PostHog AI"

PostHog peeking at what people actually prompt their AI for is exactly the kind of behavioral signal that matters more than what companies claim they want to do with AI. The gap between "we built this for analytics" and "users immediately started asking it to write copy and debug code" tells you something real about where AI search behavior is actually going—it's not staying in the lane you built for it. For practitioners, this is a reminder that user intent data beats roadmap planning every time, and if your AI product isn't doing what users are actually asking it to do, you're optimizing the wrong thing.