AI and Ethics
AI is transforming how we work, offering unprecedented efficiency and insights, but also significant ethical challenges. How do we ensure AI operates fairly, transparently, and in alignment with professional standards? Find out how to harness AI responsibly while upholding the integrity and trust central to the accounting profession.
AI and Ethics
This course will enable you to
- Identify and apply core ethical principles and governance frameworks relevant to AI in accounting
- Identify key risks of AI in accounting
- Understand responsibilities related to privacy, data security, transparency, and accountability in AI systems
- Identify different forms of bias
- Build trust in your organisation's AI tools and systems
About the course
As AI becomes integral to finance and accounting, understanding its ethical implications is crucial. Implementing AI in accounting requires more than just technical know-how – it demands an ethical mindset.
Not all AI tools are created equal; their effectiveness depends on aligning with ethical standards and business needs. The future of finance lies in the synergy between AI and human expertise, known as "hybrid intelligence".
This course explores prominent AI systems and the ethical considerations they raise, helping you assess whether an AI solution is both effective and ethically sound. It will help you identify key risks and take steps to mitigate them.
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Julia Penny
Julia Penny was President of ICAEW in 2022-2023, having been a non-executive ICAEW Board member since 2017 and Chair of the Board during her year as President. Julia is a well-known speaker and writer on audit, financial reporting, anti-money laundering and wider issues impacting the profession.
