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Grant Thornton launches enterprise assurance practice; Canopy rolls out external API support; Finsider launches with automated deal support; and other accounting tech news

Recent failures of AI hallucination control at large firms give weight to concerns that AI systems have deeply problematic aspects when it comes to auditing.

Consolidation will reduce the number of tools your firm pays for. Fixing file management first also makes the remaining tools work.

Intuit, seeking to repair its somewhat tense relationship with the accounting community, has hired Dixie McCurley, previously of firm Cherry Bekaert, as its very first "managing partner in residence."

Acumatica announced its 2026 R2 release, featuring enhanced AI-driven capacities for automation, analytics and integrations, as well as user experience changes.

MAVI unveiled a service connecting U.S. companies with a network of over 3,000 pre-vetted, AI-proficient finance and accounting professionals abroad.

Corporate finance leaders are feeling bullish about their business's financial prospects, but many are worried are going over budget on artificial intelligence.

KPMG launched the new Client Technology and Innovation group, which will develop and launch AI-native businesses that operate like independent startups with their own founders, funding and staff.

The Internal Revenue Service is using artificial intelligence for hundreds of uses, and in some cases has not yet assessed the risks, according to a new report.