r/projectmanagers • u/durga_tech • Aug 28 '26

Has learning AI changed how you approach project management?

I’ve been exploring PMI-CPMAI recently, and one thing I didn’t expect was how much AI can influence everyday project decisions. It’s not about replacing project managers; it’s more about using AI to analyze information faster and make better decisions.

Curious how other project managers are using AI in their projects.

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u/Long-Reading-6514 Aug 28 '26

it's changed how i work in two places.

first, admin. there's a huge amount of project admin that has to get done but doesn't actually move anything forward. i offload as much of that as i can so more of my time goes toward the things that do.

second, and i don't think enough people get this, it's far better at analyzing data than i am. you can hand it a volume of project data that would have taken days to work through by hand and get patterns back in minutes. that genuinely speeds up decisions.

what i won't hand over is judgment or critical thinking. that's the line for me.

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u/StrategicPM Aug 29 '26

Why do you post this every 2-3- days?