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         <description><![CDATA[<div>We are using Artificial Intelligence (A.I) in our daily life without our noticing. For example, our social media, google translate, Uber, Netflix and so on is applying the ai technology. There are many terms of Artificial Intelligence, sometimes it may also refer as augmented reality, some may say it as intelligent automation, it also known as natural language processing. Artificial Intelligence or augmented intelligence is the evolution of technologies that can reason like human. It emulates human performance through a taught process and learn over time to engage in natural dialog and execute on demand. There are three major AI elements cover most of the field which is Machine Learning, Natural Language processing and smart robotic. Now a day tech giant across the world like Google, Amazon, Baidu and Alibaba are investing in AI capabilities. In the accounting world, most of the accounting firm especially the big four already embracing the AI technology. For example, EY use a system name EY Helix Spreadsheet Analyzer for auditing. Half of the job across the glob could be automated by 2055. There will be a huge job loss in the next 50 year. But, as quoted by Kriti Sharma, accountants should look at the rise of AI not in terms of potential job loss, but “task loss”. Accounting professionals who offer the tech, data analysis and communication skills that employers are looking for will be in high demand in this year.</div>]]></description>
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