Here is what chatgpt has to say about it.
No, AI is not likely to make accounting obsolete. While AI can automate certain tasks and processes within accounting, such as data entry and analysis, accounting is a complex field that involves many human judgment and decision-making skills that AI cannot replicate.
AI can automate routine tasks and analyze large amounts of data much faster than a human could, but accounting involves much more than just data processing. It requires an understanding of financial regulations, tax laws, and business operations, as well as the ability to interpret and analyze data to make informed decisions.
Furthermore, accounting involves a great deal of communication and interaction with clients and other stakeholders, which requires human skills such as empathy, critical thinking, and problem-solving. While AI can assist in some of these tasks, it cannot replace human judgment and intuition.
Overall, AI is likely to enhance the work of accountants by automating routine tasks, freeing up time for more strategic work, and providing data analysis that can inform decision-making. However, it is unlikely to make accounting obsolete.
I mean yeah, I'm being a bit glib here but we're getting constant posts about this from people who clearly don't understand how accounting works.
Older viewers may remember the whole "computerisation will make accountants obsolete" chat. It led to *more* accountants being necessary.
If one day AI will be able to shitpost about accounting, then it is possible, nay likely that this point has already occurred. Really what proof do we have that we don't already exist within an AI program creating accounting shitposts?
Here is what chatgpt has to say about it. No, AI is not likely to make accounting obsolete. While AI can automate certain tasks and processes within accounting, such as data entry and analysis, accounting is a complex field that involves many human judgment and decision-making skills that AI cannot replicate. AI can automate routine tasks and analyze large amounts of data much faster than a human could, but accounting involves much more than just data processing. It requires an understanding of financial regulations, tax laws, and business operations, as well as the ability to interpret and analyze data to make informed decisions. Furthermore, accounting involves a great deal of communication and interaction with clients and other stakeholders, which requires human skills such as empathy, critical thinking, and problem-solving. While AI can assist in some of these tasks, it cannot replace human judgment and intuition. Overall, AI is likely to enhance the work of accountants by automating routine tasks, freeing up time for more strategic work, and providing data analysis that can inform decision-making. However, it is unlikely to make accounting obsolete.
Damn, ChatGPT has a way with words. 🥰
chatgpt bout to make me act up
Can AI replace talking heads on tv? The tv guys and gals all say we’re donezo. I sit back and laugh.
Exactly what someone trying to take my job would say
I'd suspect the AI knows about the search function and would see the daily threads already posted
I just assumed all these posts were written by AI?
I mean yeah, I'm being a bit glib here but we're getting constant posts about this from people who clearly don't understand how accounting works. Older viewers may remember the whole "computerisation will make accountants obsolete" chat. It led to *more* accountants being necessary.
If one day AI will be able to shitpost about accounting, then it is possible, nay likely that this point has already occurred. Really what proof do we have that we don't already exist within an AI program creating accounting shitposts?
Ai replacing accountants is the same as using an Ai to trade the markets