Features Chris O'Neal Features Chris O'Neal

AI in the Workplace

As artificial intelligence gets its own desk in the office, workers and leaders weigh its risks and rewards—and whether age shapes their view.

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Partner Content Tran Anh Thu Partner Content Tran Anh Thu

AI Audits

AI's ability to analyze considerable amounts of information quickly offers great potential for auditors. How is this rapidly evolving tool impacting the audit process?

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Features Tim Hornyak Features Tim Hornyak

Synthetic Savants

Since the introduction of consumer-facing artificial intelligence applications such as ChatGPT and Google’s Bard, generative AI has transformed how people work around the world. How might it impact specific industries in the years to come?

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Columns C Bryan Jones Columns C Bryan Jones

Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?

AI is beginning to create content that is sparking questions about ownership. For some time, companies have been using AI-powered tools to give computers the task of writing articles, social media posts, and web copy. Now, AI-powered image-generation engines, such as Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, and the Deep Dream Generator, have hit the mainstream. One day, might DEI be extended to machines?

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Features Julian Ryall Features Julian Ryall

State of Mind

For millions of people around the world who were already struggling with mental health issues, the past two-and-a-half years of the coronavirus pandemic have been a further trial. Isolation, a sudden shortage of opportunities to interact with friends or family in person, additional stresses in the workplace or the home, new financial worries, and difficulty in accessing appropriate mental healthcare have taken their toll, experts in the field told The ACCJ Journal.

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