Early AI adoption has a significant impact on the future of AI
Adopting technology early is not just a talk for tax professionals — it’s a strategic move that leads to superior tax research and service delivery. For tax professionals, adopting technology early isn’t just talk — it’s a strategic move that leads to superior tax research and service delivery.
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Embracing cutting-edge technologies — like artificial intelligence — has always helped tax professionals boost efficiency and gain a strategic advantage.
In today’s competitive landscape, taking action is what counts. Adopting technology early for tax professionals is not just a talk. It’s a strategic decision that leads to superior research and service delivery. It’s important to consider the facts.
‘It is clear that AI-empowered professional will outpace those that don’t take advantage of this transformational era.’
Approximately
half
of that spike came after the release of ChatGPT in the fourth quarter of 2022.
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Advanced AI Professionals participating in our research said they were much more likely to see an increase in their skills due to AI As professionals, building and using new technology responsibly must be the biggest investment we make.” |
Steve Hasker, President and CEO of Thomson Reuters
Market interest in AI has already increased rapidly, with more than 16% of companies in the Russell 3000 mentioning the technology on earnings calls, up from less than just 1% of those firms in 2016.Roughly half
of that spike came after the release of ChatGPT in the fourth quarter of 2022.
Advanced AI
Professionals participating in our research said they were much more likely to see that the advent of AI would cause their skills to be more highly prized, rather than less.Just under two-thirds (64%) of professionals said they see a rise in the appreciation of their professional skills, with almost one-quarter (24%)
of them predicting this result would come over the next 18 months.
Embrace AIAmong companies that embrace AI, it is predicted that their cash flow will double by 2030. Those that don’t could lose 20%
of their revenue by then.
New technology
Organizations that repeatedly fail to adopt new technology may have a hard time catching up with those that do. Being an early AI adopter just may be well worth the cost, even if it is considerable.
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