This sounds like a session I'd definitely be interested in attending. One of the biggest challenges I see is figuring out where AI genuinely adds value versus where it's just another tool to manage. There are so many new platforms available that it can be difficult to know which ones are worth adopting.
I'd also love to learn more about practical, real-world examples of AI improving project outcomes, not just saving time on documentation, but helping with risk prediction, stakeholder communication, and decision-making. Even in service businesses, we're starting to see AI and automation streamline scheduling, customer communication, and operations. For example, while working on a website for a power washing company (https://powerwashinglv.us/), it became clear how automation can improve both the customer experience and day-to-day business processes.
I agree that project managers aren't being replaced; our role is evolving, and skills like critical thinking, adaptability, and the ability to work effectively with AI will become even more important over the next few years.
Looking forward to your session and the discussion!
