Senior Projects Manager | Field & Marten AssociatesNew Westminster, British Columbia, Canada
Again, if you go back to previous discussion threads, this subject was discussed a lot so you might benefit from the answers there. As an alternative, you can review PMI's latest free course: Generative AI Overview for Project Managers. Its a free and very informative course which I believe will help answer your question. Here is the link:
Patrick PressoirSenior Program Manager - PMO| AWS CanadaBeaconsfield, Quebec, Canada
I was asking myself that question today and tried a little experiment using Anthropic's Claude V.2 Large Language Model. I wanted to see how AI could 1. Identify risks. 2. Assess risks. 3. Find mitigation measures. 4 Re-assess the risks.
I have to say that I am utterly impressed! There is a significant utlity here to save us time by inspiring ideas, creating drafts and even opening the door for some automations.
More testing to come but I found the results quite comprehensive with minimal prompting.
Not sure how to post the images of the entire exchange but feel free to reach out to me if you want to see. Saving Changes...
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