As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly integrated into accounting workflows, the ability to write effective prompts has emerged as a critical skill.

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Caseware announced the appointment of a new chief revenue officer, Jason Rushforth, as well as a new chief financial officer, Chris Nagy, who will also serve as chief operating officer.

AI may be the best option for solving the accounting talent crisis.

While the EU AI Act creates new obligations regarding AI, its more stringent mandates apply only to the minority of organizations involved with high-risk use cases.

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For internal auditors, AI is not just another tool. It's becoming a competitor in the race for relevance.

Rightworks plans to expand in response to changing dynamics brought on in part by the growing influence of private equity.

The rising adoption of AI at accounting firms has come with a growing need for open and transparent talks with clients about how the technology is used, and what measures are taken to address their concerns about it.

A third of accountants conceded in a survey they would not be able to recognize an AI-generated fake receipt if it came across their desk.

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The new Docyt High Precision Accounting Intelligence engine was built specifically to automate complex accounting workflows via a variety of AI agents.

Increasingly, accounting leaders acknowledge that AI will significantly shape the future of the profession. And yet, that awakening has brought a new problem: paralysis.

Financial modeling, much like coding, involves numerous interconnected spreadsheet tabs, complex logical structures built through Excel formulas and links.

An EY report notes there are over 1,000 AI-related regulatory frameworks worldwide, but overall they seem to be settling into three types.

Tax and accounting firms recognize that the world has fundamentally changed, and new technologies hold the key to transformation.

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Accounting firms are getting tired of switching between applications that don't integrate.

While organizations understand AI governance and controls are important, actual implementation lags behind significantly due to leadership and culture.