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The report, compiled by the big four firm, contained a wealth of mistakes which are believed to have been caused by unchecked AI hallucinations.
Australian business leaders are lagging international counterparts in their investments into AI, a survey by KPMG has found.
Here’s why the next decade of AI will be shaped by trust, not just technology, writes Elma O’Sullivan-Greene.
The big four firm will simulate a cyber attack scenario on not-for-profits to encourage them to be more proactive with their cyber security.
Several accounting companies have been short-listed in the second annual Australian AI Awards, which champions individuals and organisations pioneering Australian AI innovation.
The big four firm has revealed its newly generated disruptive AI solution powered by “neurosymbolic AI” in a move to strengthen and bolster growth.
Australian accounting firms are increasingly using AI not just to streamline back-office tasks, but to transform how they partner with clients through proactive insights, real-time analysis, and refined communication.
The RBA governor has said that AI could deliver sizeable economic benefits, but labour market adjustments could pose challenges for workers.
A recent survey by EY has found that while most Australian workers use AI, many lack support and fear breaching regulatory rules.
As mandatory sustainability reporting requirements take effect this year, Agricultural Innovation Australia has released a new environmental accounting platform.