PMBOK becoming outdated???

Curious how other PMPs feel about this:

Do you feel like some of the PMBOK content is starting to feel a little outdated, given how fast our work is changing right now?

No shade to PMI at all, I still think there’s a lot of valuable material there, especially around fundamentals, project structure, and shared language.

But with AI, faster delivery cycles, hybrid teams, changing tools, the list goes on and on, I’m wondering if the traditional guidance is struggling to keep up with the reality of modern project work.

Are others PMs feeling this too, or do you think the PMBOK still holds up well if you know how to apply it?! Would love some thoughts here!

Curious how other PMPs feel about this:

Do you feel like some of the PMBOK content is starting to feel a little outdated, given how fast our work is changing right now?

No shade to PMI at all, I still think there’s a lot of valuable material there, especially around fundamentals, project structure, and shared language.

But with AI, faster delivery cycles, hybrid teams, changing tools, the list goes on and on, I’m wondering if the traditional guidance is struggling to keep up with the reality of modern project work.

Are others PMs feeling this too, or do you think the PMBOK still holds up well if you know how to apply it?! Would love some thoughts here!