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Savings could be around the corner for CFOs who invest more of their budgets in technology upgrades, the results of a new survey suggest.

Imagine you hired a new intern named Al. Al is a prodigy. He can digest a 500-page tax code update in seconds, draft a firm email to a difficult client in a heartbeat and reorganize complex datasets before you’ve even found your coffee mug. But Al has issues.

A landmark study of 1.4 million real workplace interactions with artificial intelligence reveals teachable differences between routine and sophisticated AI use that offer organizations a concrete road map for identifying and scaling high-impact AI capability.

Learn how CPAs can help protect the elderly against the growing threat of artificial intelligence-powered scams using deepfakes and voice cloning.

While business leaders struggle to leverage AI to improve productivity now, many project significant gains over the next three years.

The largest year-over-year rise in job mentions that require artificial intelligence or machine learning capabilities is the role of accountant, according to a new report.

Explore the tools recommended by Geni Whitehouse, Zane Stevens, and Seth Fineberg to build a more modern, efficient accounting firm.

AI need not live up to the most extravagant predictions to have an impact. For many CFOs, it is this reality – more so than the risk of a market correction – that causes sleepless nights. How do we, and the finance functions we lead, keep pace, and are we doing enough with AI?

As entry-level tasks are automated, the focus of training will shift to judgment, simulation, and continuous upskilling.

VSCPA members and staff share their AI adoption with Virginia Business magazine.

As filing deadlines approach, cybercriminals look to exploit that same surge of sensitive financial information. And with AI making scams more convincing and harder to detect, clients need to be aware of evolving threats, from AI-generated phishing emails to refund diversion schemes that can put their personal and financial security at risk.

This three-step approach can move your accounting team’s AI curiosity to action with real results.

This McKinsey & Co. report highlights sharper focus on performance at a time of tech innovation, economic disruption, and changing workforce structures.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has quickly become one of the most talked-about developments in the world of accountants and bookkeepers, but the reality of adoption and benefit is only now beginning to take shape.

Here’s how leading CPA firms and consultants are using AI to uncover business opportunities and maximize growth.

AI and automation can enable firms to provide more services for new and existing clients and — most important — reduce stress for all firm members while allowing them to take on more satisfying work.

In the early days of artificial intelligence reshaping the way employees work, many find themselves facing a greater workload rather than a lessened one, according to a survey.

Leaders at 73% of companies where artificial intelligence is already having an extensive impact on their business model believe they are gaining a strategic advantage, but a similar percentage see the associated risk as a significant organizational concern.

Companies looking to manage risks related to generative artificial intelligence (AI) can now turn to guidance built on a widely used framework of internal controls.

Wharton research shows that giving learners on-demand AI assistance can erode practice, "productive struggle," and long-term skill growth — even when they know it harms their learning.