KPMG Turns to ‘Gamechanger’ Gen AI Tools to Advance Auditing
KPMG this summer rolled out new generative artificial intelligence capabilities to its 90,000-person global audit practice, in a move meant to improve the quality of its work.
The technology is a “gamechanger” that will transform how auditors work, said Sebastian Stöckle, KPMG’s global head of innovation for audit. “It allows us simply to do a lot the things we want to do better, faster and with more depth and more breadth.”
Stockle said KPMG is tapping a $2 billion firm-wide investment to incorporate the technology into its core audit platform, ...
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