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Uses of AI in project management AI is in use by project delivery practitioners and Project Management Office professionals, generally through tools like ChatGPT or Microsoft Copilot, and more specifically such as in tools designed to support particular domains like AI in risk management.
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There has been a huge interest in Generative AI ever since the release of ChatGPT in March 2023. With Microsoft 365 Copilot you are working with your company data and a Large Language Model or LLM for short (based on ChatGPT 4). Place emphasis on the financial ROI and the possible risks of the project described in the document.
In November 2022, when ChatGPT was made available to the public, it put Artificial Intelligence (AI) into the spotlight for all people – not just ‘techies’ and those who have followed AI for a long time. Risk Management. Effective risk management has to be proactive. Indeed, Artificial Intelligence is not really new. Innovation.”
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