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PMI Infinity launches today! Thoughts on the new AI-powered tool?

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Laura Schofield
PMI Team Member
Community Specialist| Project Management Institute Newtown Square, PA, United States

After an initial pilot phase, PMI Infinity is launching today, January 19th. Thank you to everyone who participated in co-building, testing, and providing feedback! We’re eager to continue hearing about your experiences with AI tools.

PMI Infinity is PMI’s AI-powered community-generated and peer-reviewed knowledge base; it contains trusted and vetted content that you can rely on for your most pressing project management questions.

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Infinity.pmi.org
PMI Infinity will be available to anyone registered on PMI.org for free until 12 February 2024 when it will be restricted to PMI members.

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Within PMI Infinity, you can provide immediate feedback with a thumbs up or a thumbs down, and there is the option to provide more detailed input via a pop-up window.

In the comments below, tell us about your experience using PMI Infinity:
- What questions or scenarios did you pose to PMI Infinity?
- What was the outcome?
- How have you used PMI Infinity on a project? Or on your professional development journey?
- What applications do you see for PMI Infinity to your projects?
- How has your use of PMI Infinity evolved?
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Misael Castro Senior Project Manager | Program Manager | Global Account Manager| Nubelity LLC Mexico
I have been testing the tool for several weeks now and I see great improvement, e.g. explanatory and opinion-based prompts, however, it still requires more training and fine tuning with processing complex tasks and solving complex situational based prompts. I´m positive PMI infinity is moving in the right direction and the tool will reach the maturity with more training and fine tunning with our feedback.

Here are my Key Takeaways.
1. In general PMI infinity algorithms are trained to provide a short and concise response based on PMI and learning library documentation, I assume that the spirit is that the PM should continue the conversation digging more, Chiseling with suggested “conversation starters” in the chat or by typing the next prompt.
2. PMI infinity responses are also BIASED, does not suggest any brand of tools when it comes to giving advice on tools for project management. it only suggests PMI products, example: As an AI large language model, I don't have personal opinions. However, based on the PMI proprietary content provided, airfocus is a software solution that is highly regarded for creating and managing project roadmaps in complex programs.
3. ChatGPT responses are also BIASED, It only shows brands from USA, example known brands like JIRA, Microsoft and it not considering other brands in the market.
4. PMI Infinity provided a more detailed and systematic approach, covering a wider array of strategies and aligning closely with PMI standards.
5. PMI infinity response was more tailored to PMI's standards, offering deeper insights specific to PMBOK 7th Edition. On the other side ChatGPT, is informative, and was slightly more general in its approaches.
6. Just in very specific scenarios where it has been trained, provides the response powered by PMI proprietary, also After training and refining, the prompt, improved substantially in weeks later e.g create basic schedule with 5 activities and identify the critical path, for others provides response powered by ChatGPT and with limited output.
7. PMI infinity limits to most consultation type scenarios, while GPT does great at task assignation, creation, processing etc, automation.
8. ChatGPT emphasizes practical, agile-based techniques and tools for direct application in projects giving more explanations and based type scenario rather than following only documentation or responding to consultation.
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Victor Corniel PMO Director | WPP - Ogilvy Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
I am part of the team that is testing Project Infinity, but how can I determine if I am using the model with GPT-3.5 or GPT-4 turbo, there is no indication that allows you to see which model you are operating on, I do not see that you can access plugins, extensions or other features like ChatGPT has
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Victor Corniel PMO Director | WPP - Ogilvy Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Good experience in general but I would not use it as my only source of using generative AI because it does not allow me to know which model I am working on, whether in GPT-3.5 or GPT-4 turno, it does not allow me to attach documents to give context to a prompt or even attach images Furthermore, it does not allow me to use extensions or GTPs already created in the OpenAI placestore
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1 reply by Vincenzo Mosca
Feb 16, 2024 2:46 AM
Vincenzo Mosca
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The same takeaways I shared with my team. I trust better Infinity given PMI proprietary content, but currently I feel it cannot be considered the "chosen one" for our PM work since some features and capabilities are still to be developed. But I am sure PMI is on the right path!
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Vincenzo Mosca Project Manager| GOSP Padova, Padova, Italy
Feb 15, 2024 7:00 PM
Replying to Victor Corniel
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Good experience in general but I would not use it as my only source of using generative AI because it does not allow me to know which model I am working on, whether in GPT-3.5 or GPT-4 turno, it does not allow me to attach documents to give context to a prompt or even attach images Furthermore, it does not allow me to use extensions or GTPs already created in the OpenAI placestore
The same takeaways I shared with my team. I trust better Infinity given PMI proprietary content, but currently I feel it cannot be considered the "chosen one" for our PM work since some features and capabilities are still to be developed. But I am sure PMI is on the right path!
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Misael Castro Senior Project Manager | Program Manager | Global Account Manager| Nubelity LLC Mexico
Would you please confirm what is the official URL to experiment PMI infinity in production?
https://aiassistant.pmi.org/chat
https://infinity.pmi.org/chat
the Interface and conversation starters are the same but I'm not sure if they are using the same model.
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1 reply by Laura Schofield
Feb 16, 2024 4:52 PM
Laura Schofield
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Hi Misael - please use https://infinity.pmi.org/chat
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Laura Schofield
PMI Team Member
Community Specialist| Project Management Institute Newtown Square, PA, United States
Feb 16, 2024 3:45 PM
Replying to Misael Castro
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Would you please confirm what is the official URL to experiment PMI infinity in production?
https://aiassistant.pmi.org/chat
https://infinity.pmi.org/chat
the Interface and conversation starters are the same but I'm not sure if they are using the same model.
Hi Misael - please use https://infinity.pmi.org/chat
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1 reply by Misael Castro
Feb 20, 2024 4:02 PM
Misael Castro
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Thank you very much indeed.
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Sandeep Puri DCRA Md, United States
Where is the AI tool link or where we can locate this tool ?
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1 reply by Laura Schofield
Feb 20, 2024 3:47 PM
Laura Schofield
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Hi Sandeep, please use this link to access PMI Infinity: https://infinity.pmi.org/chat. You will be prompted to login with your PMI.org credentials.
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Laura Schofield
PMI Team Member
Community Specialist| Project Management Institute Newtown Square, PA, United States
Feb 20, 2024 11:34 AM
Replying to Sandeep Puri
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Where is the AI tool link or where we can locate this tool ?
Hi Sandeep, please use this link to access PMI Infinity: https://infinity.pmi.org/chat. You will be prompted to login with your PMI.org credentials.
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Misael Castro Senior Project Manager | Program Manager | Global Account Manager| Nubelity LLC Mexico
Feb 16, 2024 4:52 PM
Replying to Laura Schofield
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Hi Misael - please use https://infinity.pmi.org/chat
Thank you very much indeed.
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Terry Tang Assistant Vice President| CHINA CITIC BANK INTERNATIONAL LIMITED Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Just logon and ask a question. Seem it directly copy the change management process. Not really asking the question according to my situation.

My question : I have PMP and ACP cert. Working as project manager in corporate banking industry. How to improve my change management skill?

Below is the answer:



As a project manager in the corporate banking industry, improving your change management skills can help you effectively manage and implement changes within your organization. Here are some tips to improve your change management skills:



Understand the change management process: Familiarize yourself with the change management process and the different stages involved in it. This will help you identify potential roadblocks and develop strategies to overcome them.



Develop a change management plan: Create a comprehensive change management plan that outlines the goals, objectives, and timelines for the change. This plan should also include a communication strategy to keep stakeholders informed throughout the process.



Build a strong team: Assemble a team of individuals with the necessary skills and expertise to support the change management process. This team should include representatives from different departments and levels within the organization.



Communicate effectively: Communication is key to successful change management. Ensure that all stakeholders are informed about the change, its impact, and the benefits it will bring. Use different communication channels to reach a wider audience.



Monitor and evaluate: Regularly monitor and evaluate the progress of the change management process. This will help you identify any issues or challenges and make necessary adjustments to the plan.



Summary: Improving your change management skills involves understanding the process, developing a comprehensive plan, building a strong team, communicating effectively, and monitoring and evaluating progress. By following these tips, you can effectively manage and implement changes within your organization.



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