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The skills of an AI Project Manager
What a project manager needs to be able to do with AI, the five domains of the Certified AI Project Manager standard, and how an independent assessor marks the work.
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The PMP now tests AI. Here is what that means for project managers
On July 9, 2026, the PMP exam began testing the use of AI in project management. What that means for project managers, and how the AI-PM credential is assessed on your own work.
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AI and the reporting tax
The status deck and the risk log are a quiet tax on a project manager’s week. AI drafting pays most of it back. The AI-PM credential assesses the part that stays yours: judging the draft.
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A working AI toolkit for Product Owners
Which AI tool should a Product Owner standardize on? A free tier covers the work. The AI-PMPO credential assesses the judgment you apply to the output, on your own backlog.
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From Framework to AI Product Work: The Next Step for SAFe® POPM and CSPO Holders
Your SAFe® POPM or CSPO settled the structure of backlog work. The Certified AI Product Manager / Product Owner (AI-PMPO) adds the AI layer, marked independently, and the credential is valid for 2 years.
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Backlog work with AI: from a vague request to a story that can be tested
How a Product Owner uses AI to turn vague requests into testable stories, split oversized work and write acceptance criteria that survive review, and how the AI-PMPO credential marks it.
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Running Scrum with an AI copilot
How a Scrum Master hands the drafting to AI, keeps the room, and proves the judgment behind it: the Certified AI Team Facilitator (AI-TF) credential, independently assessed and valid for 2 years.
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Ceremony by ceremony: where AI helps a Scrum Master, and where it must not
Walk the four Scrum ceremonies and sort each task into draft, assist, or never touch: the boundary list at the center of the Certified AI Team Facilitator standard.
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What AI skills pay in 2026, and what that says about a credential
PwC, Lightcast, Indeed, Microsoft and PMI have each measured what AI skills are worth. Here is what the numbers say, and what they do not say about a credential.