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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly used to enhance project management practices, especially in risk analysis, where traditional tools often lack predictive capabilities. This study introduces an AI-based tool that supports project teams in identifying and interpreting risks through machine learning and integrated documentation features. A synthetic dataset of 5000 project instances was generated using deterministic rules across 27 input variables, enabling the training of multi-output Decision Tree and Random Forest models to predict risk type, impact, probability, and response strategy. Due to the rule-based structure of the dataset, both models achieved near-perfect classification performance, with Random Forest showing slightly better regression accuracy. These results validate the modelling pipeline but should not be interpreted as real-world predictive accuracy. The trained models were deployed within a web platform offering prediction visualization, automated PDF reporting, result storage, and access to a structured risk management plan template. Survey feedback highlights strong user interest in AI-assisted mitigation suggestions, dashboards, notifications, and mobile access. The findings demonstrate the potential of AI to improve proactive risk assessment and decision-making in project environments.
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