PSM-AI is Scrum.org's newest Scrum Master certification, validating your knowledge of applying Artificial Intelligence as a Professional Scrum Master. It demonstrates that you understand how to use AI tools and practices to enhance Scrum Team effectiveness — from leveraging generative AI to facilitate collaboration and transparency, to applying AI responsibly and ethically, including its impact on the Definition of Done. Where traditional PSM certifications validate your grasp of the Scrum framework itself, PSM-AI validates something newer: your ability to bring AI into that framework without compromising it.

PSM-AI is designed for existing or aspiring Scrum Masters and Agile Coaches with a solid understanding of the Scrum framework who want to extend their impact with AI. It's also relevant for Team Facilitators, Delivery Leads, and Product and Engineering professionals interested in practical AI applications within Scrum, as well as managers and leaders who want their Agile teams to adopt AI responsibly rather than haphazardly.

No. PSM-AI is explicitly designed for practitioners with no prior AI background — it walks you through core AI concepts step by step and focuses on practical application, not machine learning theory or data science. If you've never used an AI tool before, the course is built to bring you up to speed; if you already use AI tools daily, it sharpens how you apply them specifically inside Scrum.

No, it isn't mandatory. Scrum.org recommends having Scrum Master training or certification as useful background, since PSM-AI assumes you already understand the Scrum framework and the Scrum Master accountabilities — but you can enrol directly if you already have solid Scrum experience, even without a formal PSM I certificate.

This is the single most important thing to know before enrolling: unlike PSM I, PSM II, PSPO I, PSPO II, or PAL I — all of which can be taken as standalone exams without attending a class — the PSM-AI certification exam is only available to students who haveattended the official Professional Scrum Master - AI Essentials training course. You cannot simply self-study and purchase an exam attempt the way you can for the other PSM certifications; attending the course is a hard requirement, not just a recommendation. 

Standard PSM certifications (PSM I, II, III) focus on Scrum fundamentals, Scrum Master accountabilities, Scrum values, events and Agile practices. PSM-AI focuses specifically on how a Scrum Master uses AI tools and generative AI within Scrum Teams while applying Scrum principles responsibly. In short: PSM proves Scrum mastery; PSM-AI proves Scrum mastery extended into AI-augmented ways of working.

As teams increasingly use AI to help generate code, content, tests, or documentation, the question of what counts as “Done” gets more complicated — does AI-assisted work need extra review? Does it meet the same quality bar the team already agreed on? PSM-AI treats this as a live Scrum Master concern, not a side issue: part of the certification is demonstrating you understand how AI-generated contributions should be reflected in, or excluded from, the team's Definition of Done.

It's hands-on by design. Each session includes one or more practical exercises where you use real AI tools in Scrum-relevant scenarios — for example, generating discussion prompts for a Retrospective, or drafting a Daily Scrum summary from team conversation notes — rather than just discussing AI conceptually. All tools used are online services, so there's nothing to install beforehand.

The programme is an interactive, discussion-and-exercise-driven course that explores practical uses of AI tools and techniques for Scrum Masters, and how to help Scrum Teams and organisations adopt AI effectively. You'll leave able to explain core AI concepts, apply generative AI through effective prompting to support Scrum events and team collaboration, and responsibly embed AI-informed behaviours into your day-to-day work as a Scrum Master.

Tezzonix Academy delivers the PSM-AI programme online, so you can join from anywhere. Tezzonix Academy trains professionals internationally, with hubs in Kerala, India and Bergamo, Italy.

Sessions are led by Scrum.org-accredited trainers with real Scrum Master experience who've also worked hands-on with AI tools in Agile delivery — not generic AI trainers bolted onto a Scrum syllabus. That combination matters, since the course is judged onwhether AI genuinely strengthens Scrum practice rather than diluting it, and that judgement call is best made by people who've lived both sides. 

PSM-AI is most directly relevant to Scrum Master, Senior Scrum Master, and Agile Coach roles, particularly at organisations actively rolling out AI tools across delivery teams. It also strengthens the profile of Delivery Leads, Team Facilitators, and Agile Transformation Consultants who are expected to guide AI adoption responsibly, not just permit it.

Yes. PSM-AI is issued and verified directly by Scrum.org, one of the most widely recognised Agile and Scrum certification bodies globally, and includes a free digital credential you can display on LinkedIn and professional profiles. Because it's one of Scrum.org's newest certifications, holding it also signals that you're keeping pace with how the Scrum Master role is actually evolving, not relying on credentials earned years ago.

Yes. Once you pass the official PSM-AI assessment through Scrum.org, you'll hold the industry-recognised PSM-AI certification and digital credential issued directly by Scrum.org. Alongside that, Tezzonix Academy issues a certificate of training completion, useful for showing your structured preparation to an employer or for internal records.

Because attendance at the official course is mandatory to even access the PSM-AI exam, course fees for this certification typically bundle at least one exam attempt in a way that PSM I or PSM II training usually doesn't, since those exams can be purchased independently of any course. Confirm exactly what's included — and current Tezzonix Academy pricing — with the team when you enrol, since packaging can vary by batch.