If you're a software project manager still clinging to Gantt charts, manual status reports, and legacy rituals, this book is your last warning. Artificial Intelligence has already taken over half the job—and the other half is under review. The Software Project Manager's AI Survival Guide is the unflinching roadmap to reinventing your role before someone else writes you out of the org chart.

Forget the buzzwords. This book gets brutally honest about what AI can already do, what it’s coming for next, and how project managers can stay not just employed, but essential. It shows you how to replace low-value busywork with high-leverage strategy, turn dashboards and models into real operational advantage, and coach AI-augmented teams that no longer tolerate fluff or delay.

You’ll learn how to lead without authority, report without wasting time, and translate between people and machines without dumbing down either side. You’ll also face the hard truths about hiring, relevance, and what your career needs to look like when “project manager” stops meaning anything.

This isn’t a hopeful primer or a tech utopia. It’s a survival manual—for professionals who are smart enough to see the disruption coming and serious enough to act before it’s too late.

Whether you’re an old-school delivery lead trying to stay sharp, or a mid-career PM watching your role quietly erode under tooling you don’t control, this guide gives you the systems, skills, and mental rewiring to lead again. Just don’t wait too long.