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View this articleThe Independent Regulatory Board for Auditors (IRBA) announces the next instalment in its series of popular and well-attended webinars. Small and medium-sized practices (SMPs) constitute a significant portion of firms registered with the IRBA.
We bring to the attention of registered auditors and firmssome developments in artificial intelligence (AI) and thepotential implications for the audit profession. We highlight the emergence of new and improved AI tools,which have the capability to generate not only natural-sounding language, but also images, videos, and audio,based on input prompts.
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