AI for Accountants

(283 customer reviews)
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Are you ready to embrace the future of accounting with AI? Artificial intelligence is reshaping how accountants strategise, predict, and advise. This course will help you to get to grips with the growth of AI and what it means for the profession and to develop the tools you need to use AI effectively.

£150 +VAT

4 CPD hours

365 days’ access

Use ACPD101 for 10% off any purchase.

AI for Accountants

(283 customer reviews)

£150 +VAT

4 CPD Course

365 days’ access

Use ACPD101 for 10% off any purchase.

AI for Accountants

(283 customer reviews)

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This course will enable you to

  • Explain the evolution of AI and its significance
  • Analyse and assess the realities and limitations of AI for the accounting profession
  • Investigate and use generative AI to help productivity by automating simple tasks
  • Explore the AI tools available and decide what to try out
  • Develop an AI policy for your organisation
  • Understand the role AI can play in audit
  • Evaluate the ethical issues involved

About the course

Imagine an accountant who never sleeps, never makes mistakes, and tirelessly processes mountains of data in seconds. This is the power of artificial intelligence and beyond mere automation, it is beginning to reshape how accountants strategise, predict, and advise. It’s the wizardry that identifies hidden trends in spreadsheets, translates complex financial jargon into plain language, and enables auditors to scrutinise data with unparalleled accuracy.

Now with new information on how to develop an AI policy for your organisation, details on the latest AI tools and software integration, and cases to illustrate the use of AI in the real world. This course will help you understand how to wield AI tools effectively and, as a result, increase productivity and efficiency.

Contents

The importance of AI

What is artificial intelligence?
AI: a simple definition
A brief history of AI
AI and the world of work
The benefits of AI
Processes, products and insights

AI and accounting

The future of finance
AI and accounting
Accounting tools
The fear of AI
Data and AI

Automation

History of automation
The benefits of automation
Automation of accounting tasks
The future of automation
Dangers of automation

Generative AI

What is generative AI?
Types of generative AI
AI and efficiency
ChatGPT for accountants
ChatGPT and Excel
Other efficiency tools

AI and audit

Auditing and AI
Applications in audit
Auditing tools
Relying on AI

The future of work

Adapting to AI
How AI is changing the world of work
Growing your skills
Human qualities and technical skills
New roles
Drafting an AI policy
Scaling AI

Ethics and emerging trends

AI ethics
Challenges of AI
Accounting concerns
Emerging trends in AI
Staying up to date
The future of AI

Author

AccountingCPD

This course has been written by the AccountingCPD author team.

283 reviews for AI for Accountants

  1. Mark Robbins –

    Good overall introduction and thought provoking. Useful signposting to more detailed information. Main concern is that some of the links are to articles / reports published 2 – 3 years ago. This is a fast-changing area so probably needs to be refreshed more frequently than most courses.

  2. Gaurav Thapa –

    Get knowledge Base for everyone who want to understand AI better. Could do more with more applied AI for accounting?

  3. Ulrike Niederle –

    Very good overview of the AI tools, some history, the concerns, the opportunities; good mix of videos and text

  4. Malgorzata Kostecka –

    very good and informative

  5. Sonny Dequina –

    Great overview with great content.

  6. Anthony Poulton –

    Very relevant today

  7. Lim Kai Siang –

    It is interesting and thought provoking course as we heard of AI so often, not knowing that it has penetrate into all walks of life and pose potential treat to jobs and yet create new ones. It is also of the utmost importance to think of the legal aspects when come to decision making for AI operating – who is to blame if something goes wrong? All in all, AI is unavoidable but a careful and systematic introduction into the industry will see more benefit rather than harm.

  8. Christopher McGrath –

    A lot of reading. Would be better more interactive and live

  9. Thandekile Monica Nichols –

    From blank slate to full slate on AI for accountants, the course took me from the beginning it introduced AI, listed different types of AI, the ethics, the possible future and how to stay up-to-date. It is comprehensive I am impressed . Thank you very much. However it was too long

  10. Christine Holland –

    Covered a wide range of AI related issues – a good balance between the benefits and pitfalls of AI

  11. Asad Hussain Khan –

    A very comprehensive coverage of relevant issues in AI

  12. Vivienne Amoah –

    The course was good. Very useful but the questions need to be harder.

  13. David Benaim –

    It’s a good course which balances the history, the theory with practical applications. It would be nice to have more hands on examples but its a good basis and brings it into context for accountants

  14. Brian Keyes –

    Course was a very comprehensive overview of AI overall and it’s relevance to finance professionals.

  15. Russell Millard –

    This course gives a comprehensive view of Ai

  16. Diane Woollett –

    I enjoyed working my way through this fascinating topic of AI for accountants. Recommend to anyone who needs to find out where AI is heading.

  17. Chen-Xing Tan –

    It is a very timely topic in this AI acceleration era.

  18. Hamna Shaikh –

    exploration

  19. Paroo Dudhia –

    Good overview

  20. Nagalingam Subaskaran –

    The course was very well designed and structured, which helped me gain a strong understanding of AI. I developed valuable knowledge about how AI can be used within an organisation and how to plan for continuous AI-related learning. It is clear that AI skills are becoming essential across all industries and professions. To remain relevant and prepared for future opportunities, ongoing reskilling and adaptability are increasingly expected from everyone.

  21. Finbarr Ronayne –

    Comprehensive overview relevant to my professional role as an accountant.

  22. Mohan Lota –

    Good AI course

  23. Felicia Hing –

    A brilliant course.

  24. Vivian Makinde –

    Very good course. I recommend 100%

  25. Dale Keegan –

    Very informative and certainly helps with understanding and resources you can use.

  26. Kellyane Djuimo Monkam –

    Good course giving good knowledge on the impact of AI for accountants.

  27. Jaina Keshav –

    Great course and information on AI being used

  28. Amrit Lal Bhardwaja –

    An excellent course ! Enjoyed learning from it.

  29. Suzanne Currell –

    Easy to understand covers good range of topics

  30. Wayne Gutteridge –

    Very good – Covers a lot of areas for awareness and consideration

  31. Zandra Swan –

    Excellent.

  32. Nicola Conner –

    n

  33. Elizabeth Piyiotou –

    Examples assisted in more clear understanding of the theory

  34. Matthew Quinn –

    Very insightful

  35. Adriaan Nel –

    Relevant topics and up to date examples and real life scenarios.

  36. Susan Branigan –

    Interesting overview of possibilities and issues but no replicable examples of actually using any system-I think I need a more specific task based course Unable to type into scenario pages on android mobile which was frustrating

  37. Rachel Job –

    The content was interesting and the different formats (written articles, videos, visuals, questions and scenario discussions) kept me engaged throughout.

  38. Jennifer Bonnici –

    interesting and very relevant topic.

  39. Alex Lai –

    Very relevant for current times.

  40. Alaina Parris –

    Very informative – real world examples. Bite size and easy to digest modules

  41. Tania Giles –

    Really informative, plenty to think about and ideas how to look forward to the future with AI and not as a battle.

  42. Tariq Shabazz –

    The learning was excellent.

  43. Declan Molloy –

    Logical and easy to understand & work through at own pace

  44. Anita Misra –

    The training gave a helpful overview of the topic. I think it covered the content in sufficient detail.

  45. Nan Cheng –

    perfect

  46. Denis Williams –

    An excellent course, really a bit more insightful than I expected, in the future of AI for accountants.

  47. Boemo Machete –

    Good

  48. Haresh Bajaria –

    A very good and informative course.

  49. Audrey Minya –

    Useful information covering a wide range of areas.

  50. Karen Bottomley –

    Interesting and a good insight into the potential future of AI

  51. Delilah Thobias –

    Very informative

  52. Kirsty Alcock –

    The course broadly covers AI from how you can apply it in your own work to the ethical considerations of AI.

  53. Tsega Giorgis –

    Very helpful and filled with insightful lecture videos and notes to understand the history, use, and real-world application of AI in the vast accounting world, with its ethical dilemmas. I would like to thank the organizers for the free platform provided to me.

  54. Nicholas Cletus –

    A very informative and eye-opening course! It’s a great starting point for anyone new to AI in accounting, offering clear insights into how technology is reshaping the profession.

  55. Ana-Maria Cristescu –

    Good course, concise, with many practical applications and interesting stories.

  56. Wendy Sungano –

    great course

  57. Eric Wai Lun Lam –

    the content is suitable for me.

  58. Mohamed Shariz Uzfar –

    It was a powerful and an insghtful module that covered a range of topics pertaining to AI and was very informative.

  59. Christopher Jackson –

    Very informative for a pretty much novice. Thanks

  60. Miriam Walden –

    excellent all around AI introduction

  61. Rheina –

    Nothing really new but like the real life examples which makes it a bit more relatable.

  62. Muhammad Shazil Bin Rozmi –

    free with a lot of inputs.

  63. Mohamed Sharkawy –

    The content would be better if practical, real-world case studies and applications using actual tools were added.

  64. Francesca Parker –

    Really helpful learning

  65. Vipinchandra Shah –

    The course explains in depth AI and its potential plus things to look out for.

  66. Philip –

    The course covered all the bases in terms of AI and gave good insight into the future of work

  67. Gbenga Orotayo –

    I think it is a difficult subject area to cover with relatively linear structure of topics. That said I found it informative and it opened my mind to more ethical concerns of AI around bias inputs could be detrimental. Initially it was not something I had thought of as an area of concern.

  68. Mark Schwarz –

    Good overview, could include more current content such as updated details on Copilot or ChatGPT

  69. Oladipupo Fagbiele –

    i really enjoyed the knowlegde gained from this course

  70. Adrian Byrne –

    A really interesting and well-thought out course. It raised issues and challenges that I hadn’t fully appreciated prior to completion. The assessments could be more thorough and rigorous to reinforce understanding.

  71. Karl Cini –

    Very comprehensive and puts into perspective not only the advantages and risks but also provides an insight as to where the modern accountant can keep adding value to an organisation.

  72. Mary Conway –

    Very informative course !

  73. Nkongho Ekpombang –

    This course touches the most essential areas to boost our morals on the AI journey and fears.

  74. Clare –

    It was good but not really focused enough on Australia for my needs

  75. Mike Harris –

    Very informative and thought provoking. Certainly raises lots of questions/issues that need to be discussed within the business before we start pushing data through although the results could be very helpful as a guide to what as directors we need to focus on. I think we know the issues already it’s the speed we get the information that could influence quicker decision making that could be key

  76. Ebote Quinta Sone –

    10on10

  77. Janine Davis –

    It was very informative and provided further information on where learning can be accessed in other areas.

  78. Stuart Samson –

    Very informative, ideas on how to potentially implement into current workplace. Excellent resources and content.

  79. Azharul Amir Azmy –

    Good course on AI

  80. Mary Barry –

    This was a very informative course – gives a good overview of AI as it currently stands.

  81. Natalia Pavlova –

    This is a reasonably new area, very interesting and the one that will impact our lives in the future. It is important to make sure that it is used properly and for the benefit of our profession. We, as accountants, should implement it in our practices and make sure that ethical and professional standards are not overlooked. We should limit a possibility of the AI replacing humans as this can lead to very deep and unpredictable results, impacting human lives and wellbeing. It needs to be considered carefully and should not become a danger or a replacement to us as human being.

  82. Suresh Vishwanath –

    a good starting point for newbies

  83. Keng Yat Chan –

    Not too detailed but sufficient for my learning purpose. The course was just right for my level of understanding and provided guidance to where I can do more research on AI.

  84. Roberto Demicoli –

    Very interesting introductory seminar to gain AI knowledge and current use.

  85. Annie Manyando Mwakoi –

    This is a must do course. It has opened my mind and understating of what AI is and its benefits to me as an accountant. It also has potential al challenges that AI come with, such as staff resistance, data quality, alignment with the regulatory and legal frameworks and transparency of these AI models. Major accounting concerns being regulation, data protection, intellectual property, liability and accountability, codes of conduct, job displacement and getting real, as in addressing real-life problems faced by the profession. AI emerging trends include continuous learning and professional development, personalized professional assistant like copilot, enhanced creativity and innovation, blockchain integration to enhance transparency and efficiency in financial transactions such as cryptocurrency etc and quantum AI and human integration. Staying up to date is crucial for accountants and one of the ways to learn is to look out for latest news online.

  86. Paul Mburu –

    This course was very informative

  87. Shi Xiong –

    Wonderful

  88. Eva Fehervari –

    This course was very useful for my work as an accountant and highlighted the risks and opportunities we can use with the AI technology.

  89. Ewa Horvath –

    Very interesting course. I have learnt many things about AI and what the future accounting may look like. I highly recommend it.

  90. Adam Cox –

    Excellent course, great to see how AI can be used!

  91. James Minshaw –

    In line with expectations.

  92. Phibion Gwatidzo –

    Very educative and relevant for auditors.

  93. Carlos Chileshe Chileshe –

    Very interesting and exciting challenges lie ahead! AI is the way to build the future in processing and assimilating information.

  94. Julian Caffrey –

    AI is both a relatively “new” piece of technology and one that has been in use for years behind the scenes. This course is very good in defining what AI is at the moment including defining “generative AI”, the use by accountants, the pros and cons of AI and the ethical considerations.

  95. Haydn Jenkins –

    An excellent detailed overview of AI ,its history,current uses and future possibilities.Easy to understand and well laid out.The videos were precise and to the point. Undoubtedly the best AI overview I have seen to date.Very thought provoking and certainly one wonders indeed fears for the future of many professions ( eg legal,accountancy medicine etc) in the long term.

  96. Yatin Vohra –

    This course is very well explained. I found it very informative and very helpful.

  97. Mark –

    Particularly liked the video segments, the speaker was a good clear communicator of the various topics.

  98. Gary Gelenter –

    Very simple step through guide that, to my mind at least,focusses on the most pertinent issues of the day

  99. Warren Lea –

    Really great course starting from the basics to working up to the why, what how and when questions. Really found some of the content useful specifically the stuff around AI in auditing. Thanks, Warren

  100. Tyrel Basdeo –

    It was easy to read and understand. The quizzes and reflection enables you to really think and apply what you have learned.

  101. Rupasinghe Arachchige Dilanth Rupasinghe –

    This article provides entire frame of AI in relation to Accountant, and it provides all in summary form.

  102. Tapiwa –

    The course is relevent for CPD and Accounting professionals

  103. Kee Tiong Ong –

    Am new to AI. Give a clearer picture of the roadmap to approach this area

  104. Varina Uidam –

    Easy to navigate and informative, about a miss understood area of where the future of accounting is heading.

  105. Fred Ogoti –

    Great content, though it feels like some content is over-repeated.

  106. Misheck –

    A very good course with practical insights on AI, from theoretical perspectives to applications.

  107. Brian –

    Enjoyable and informative

  108. KING HUNG DESMOND Chung –

    Excellent and easy to read and follow. Navigation is user friendly and smooth. Bite size each module with pauses and reflections in between. Test from each module help refresh the ideas and notes. Guidance discussion forum can view peers thoughts also

  109. Brendan Tozer –

    Well presented

  110. Samir Aly –

    because this course provides useful information about AI.

  111. Dereje Akalu –

    This course is an eye opener for me. The presentation was simple, and language was plain.

  112. Maree –

    All good food for thought for those thinking about introducing AI into their professional lives.

  113. Ryan –

    This was a great way to learn more about the emergence of AI and what it can do for the industry.

  114. Demissie –

    I have benefited very much from this CPD. Thank you so much for the excellent material and presentation.

  115. Kebalepile Nelson Francis –

    Just perferct for a changing world. Accountatnts should really complete this course it is an eye opener on how we can work efficiently side by side with AI. As change comes, we must embrace it and become leaders of the chnage in order to make it work best to improve our work

  116. Hillary –

    Very good and informative content. Well structured and presented excellently!

  117. Mike Renner –

    An excellent informative and relevant course for all CAs

  118. Elena Genovese Potter –

    Really informative and relevant course. One of the best here.

  119. Alastair –

    It gave a clear and concise picture of the AI environment for accountants and both the positive and potential negatives of the technology

  120. Caitlyn Hyde –

    Great course

  121. Daniel –

    Creates awareness of a revolutionary development in our industry.

  122. Vince –

    I found the course an excellent introduction to AI and how it is impacting our lives both on a social level and in our working environment. It opened my eyes to the possibilities and challenges it presents and am looking forward to embracing what it means to life in the future.

  123. Ben Eze –

    Informative

  124. Carmen Wong –

    Really Good

  125. Jean Rene Ngankou Jewoh –

    Very important CPD since the world is going remote and who talks about remote talks about AI.

  126. Rafal Podsadniak –

    4.5/5

  127. Kristina –

    Great overview – a lot learned and detailed issues to consider

  128. Colm –

    Very informative and intersting

  129. Jayton –

    good course and very informative

  130. Solomon Melaku –

    This is a timely and relevant CPD for professional accountants, highlighting the crucial role of AI in maximizing accuracy and efficiency

  131. Nicky Gauci –

    .

  132. Christine –

    An excellent summary of where we are and where we are heading. Andy Davis’s answers and explanations were fantastically helpful and the industry information/statistics, as well as case studies, further highlighted the benefits and pitfalls of AI.

  133. Solomon Demena Sehine –

    I have got great knowledge about AI and it initiate to go further by reading other articles and also use AI in my future carer

  134. Zelealem –

    The topic is very relevant and interesting. The training modules are well organized and very practical.

  135. Sheheryar Tariq –

    Really good course giving a good and understandable information on key issues and concerns and a detailed insight into the use of AI.

  136. Dorcas –

    great course for general understanding of where we are as a profession as far as AI is concerned.

  137. Rebecca Oluwatosin Akinremi –

    This course relive the knowledge about the fast-changing data and technology system globally.

  138. Lydia Hakeney –

    The course has a lot of information. I wish there had been a few more case studies to reduce the constant narrative and allow more time for thinking and considering the implications of all the information!

  139. Busani Bakani –

    All is intact. This program will help a lot of people to andastand the Accounting Fraternity and keep upto date

  140. Gunter –

    The information was very useful from an accountants perspective. It clearly lays out the current benefits and challenges of AI. The ethical issues were well developed. Plus it provided some inside information various AI based applications.

  141. Yuk King Lam –

    Useful

  142. On Nei Leung –

    This training makes people know more about AI and how it impacts on accounting industry.

  143. Qiyu Qiu –

    This is obviously a hot topic, which this session has addressed within the context of our industry in a very simple and practical way with examples and questions that take the audience through learning in a very stimulating journey.

  144. Doug Muttitt –

    Excellent if you are considering using AI in a meaningful way

  145. David Williams –

    This was an amazing and ver informative module for me

  146. Miriam O Mahony –

    Lot of content covered some surveys contradicting each other

  147. Lidia Wilk –

    I think this is a very good course showing not only the positive aspects of using AI. It allows you to think about the problems that can occur when using AI in business such as bias, repeated errors due to limited data, violation of GDPR rules or ethics.

  148. Shekhar Goel –

    This was very informative and intriguing.

  149. Wendy Irish –

    very informative. videos need improvement, more reactive

  150. Elsie McCormack Rafter –

    I think the course was very insightful in relation to AI. There is so much more I can learn about AI and a there are a hugh variety of tools out there that I could use to help my practice

  151. Des Barnes –

    agree

  152. Hazel Shurn –

    Really provides a good overview on AI and a very good rundown on what AI is specifically to accountants.

  153. Nick Rudderforth –

    Useful insight into AI and how it is changing the accounting landscape

  154. Maree Matthews –

    Good course, covers all key areas of AI and good and the bad/problems etc.

  155. Liam Shaughnessy –

    c

  156. Hui Zhang –

    This is a very informative lesson.

  157. Senwelo Arabang –

    Very informative course! I enjoyed the content!

  158. Rebecca Moyo –

    Very crucial information on AI and also guides on steps to take to be on top of the game

  159. John Hickson –

    A good basic oversight in digestible chunks and structure

  160. Donna Mitchell –

    It did appear to have a lot of padding in it, I think the course could have been condensed to maybe 4 sections rather than 7, otherwise very informative and enjoyable

  161. Lei Wang –

    Very good course on AI in Accounting

  162. Fei Sui Lam –

    very useful course

  163. Richard Norrie –

    A general overview of AI, but light on specifics.

  164. Frances Coffey –

    Very useful content in a very digestible format.

  165. Elaine Kappel Ovre –

    It was really interesting and meaningful to me

  166. Nicholas Charles –

    Good overview of AI

  167. Andrew Grant –

    Very helpful course, the videos were engaging and ideal mix of video, reading, questions throughout the course.

  168. Amanda Deborah Hemmings –

    AI is an extensive subject, this course have given a good introduction

  169. Mariam Paul –

    It was a good introduction course

  170. Andy Callanan –

    Course identified some areas to brush up on but it reassured me that I know more about the subject than I thought.

  171. Chew Bin Chin –

    A comprehensive and well-structured content to understand what AI is, how it has disrupted our home and work life. Very insightful used cases and the benefits that AI has brought into the accounting and auditing profession.

  172. Jing Liu –

    To understand the potential implication of AI to accounting and the preparation for change

  173. Stewart Winnall –

    Rational in approach and informative enough to maintain interest in the subject throughout

  174. Rimini Chettleburgh –

    Very informative.

  175. Josh McNicoll –

    Really informative

  176. Mark Barry –

    Very informative . Learned a lot i did not know about.

  177. John Steele –

    Excellent and interesting course

  178. Diane Mary Kenny –

    A very useful course for understanding how AI tools can be used in the accountancy profession and being made aware of how they are currently used in various settings. Also covered potential future advancements in AI technology and changes expected to working lives and also addressed the ethical dilemmas in its implementation.

  179. Abewardhana Liyana Arachchige Shamali Nayana Kumari –

    Updated

  180. Daniel Walsh –

    .

  181. Tommei Tong –

    very good introduction to AI for accounting with real life examples and development

  182. Zia Ullah –

    Good and ethical learning how to use AI tools and the next decade AI is the future.

  183. Mehmud Nathu –

    Good but too high level for a small accounting firm

  184. Stephen James Granger –

    Course was quite good but some points were repetitve

  185. Daragh Solan –

    Very helpful overview of AI systems, what they are, how they work, and the likely impact on accountants and accounting.

  186. Lashelle Roper –

    Great insight

  187. Barnabas N Sangma –

    The course material was accurate, and the presentation was excellent.

  188. Sheikh Ahmed –

    Excellent!

  189. Chris Dixon –

    EXCELLENT

  190. John Hynes –

    I am a practising accountant-most of use accounting software packages and the content seemed overly macro orientated . Usefulk bits about software packages available. I accept that its difficult to design a course about something in its infancy however

  191. John Mwanza –

    Amazing and interesting course with alot of insights I did not know

  192. Kimberley Alexander –

    Very informative and clear

  193. Michael Brosnan –

    Important to give feedback

  194. Venita M.E. Farrell-Cabey –

    Very interesting, informative and self-explanatory.

  195. Oliver Smith –

    Was good to think about what AI is coming on the horizon

  196. Maria Persson-O’Connor –

    Really useful as it points out possibilities and shortcomings in some depth

  197. Paul Jayne –

  198. Michael Mitchell –

    I thought it gave a good introduction into AI in accounting without getting too technical.

  199. Tracey Kennedy –

    I was someone who was resistant to implementing AI changes within my organisation. I am now excited to do this and the options available, but this is also tempered with ethical and privacy considerations and the need for an AI policy.

  200. Katie Upton –

    I really enjoyed this course, very informative.

  201. Mireia Corredor Marcos –

    Excellent! Thank you.

  202. Patricia Rowe-Seale –

    Excellent insights. The course has provided the paths for accounts to grow with the AI space and has provided many useful ideas to explore and develop

  203. Mogomotsi Mogapi –

    AI is impotantat

  204. John Low –

    Good

  205. John Christopher Higgs –

    Some of the reference material suggesting we would have he option to review and change the criteria of third party LLMs is well wide of the mark. All current LLMs take huge investment and the owners of the models will not alter their model due toi our input and actually are unlikely to share the full extent of the training material. These are multi-billion $ companies that we are placing reliance on. At some stage the scale of offerings may change and then some better control may be able to be exerted

  206. Keyroulos Fakhory –

    Great learning

  207. Joyce Rankae –

    Quite an interesting course

  208. Rosalind Wright –

    The course was interesting but did not significantly increase my knowledge level. Also I was concerned that in the middle of the course it described inputting data into ChatGDP but did not mention the data protection implications until much later.

  209. Kishan Gajjar –

    Great content.

  210. Grace Campbell –

    It was an eye opening course.

  211. Jennifer Quigley –

    Very thought provoking with some interesting insights and practical actions to take to develop an accounting career, at any level. I did find the first set of questions a bit random and seemingly not related to the Intro material. I suspect they were supposed to be at the end of the second module, rather than the first. Overall I would recommend this course to any accounting professional.

  212. Dougal Tylee –

    I liked the mix of mediums including videos, articles and questions etc. This kept me engaged. The video presenter was also very professional and easy to listen to

  213. Pat Canty –

    The course was very informative.

  214. Alexander Peddie –

    This provided a great insight into AI. How it impacts on the Finance Profession. What software is out there and what it provides. This highlighted to me the urgency of getting up to speed with its development and looking at the management startegy of using this as it is adopted into my employers organistion.

  215. Aloke Ray –

    Good course and very knowledgeable and informative.

  216. Andrew Thomas –

    thought provoking

  217. Jon Hooper –

    Content was relevant and well explained, good use of video and articles to read kept the course interesting.

  218. Scott Dempsey –

    relevant, up-to-date, links to other reading, prompts for next actions individually, clear content

  219. Eleanor Denton –

    It covered a lot of diverse aspects of AI. It was informative to me as a beginner in AI, given I am semi-retired and close to end of my work-life. It encourages life long learning and a flexible mind set. Caters for all learning styles with video clips, articles to read, quiz, real world examples and inter-active case studies

  220. David Willder –

    very enlightening

  221. Glen Clark –

    A reasonable summary, but I felt not quite up to date enough

  222. Rishi Sharma –

    A relevant course.

  223. Joanne Dowling –

    I found this course very interesting and informative. I enjoyed the videos also.

  224. Warwick Pettigrew –

    I found the videos and the content quite engaging. Felt something was missing though – not much help but I can’t quite put my finger on it. Perhaps it was more in terms of examples of selected AI programs actually applied in practice. The issue, the AI programme and the output. Perhaps I need AI to suggest possible answers.

  225. Jing Zhou –

    Very useful

  226. Hannah Thatcher –

    Clear and understandable. Good use of video and explanations and guidance on where to go for more information.

  227. Jessica Martland –

    Interesting content – easy to navigate good range of resources.

  228. Korede Oworu –

    Very good modern knowledge

  229. Miss Natalie Woolley –

    Interesting course on AI and quite eye-opening in some respects. Recommended read!

  230. Philip Austin –

    Excellent Course Very comprehensive. Videos were very good.

  231. Elaine Kinsella –

    It was very interesting, but very long

  232. Martin French –

    Very useful insight into the changing world of AI

  233. Alex Whitbread –

    Thorough background to AI and its relevance to the industry

  234. David Budge –

    Excellent overview of AI and associated issues

  235. Ram Panjala –

    good

  236. Sandra Dollard –

    Very informative, highlighting the importance of updating skills.

  237. Mompati Ditogo –

    It was an eye opener into the scaring topic of AI, very informative.

  238. Perry Birkett –

    Much of the information tended to be superficial and simplistic, in my opinion, but improved a little as the course progressed.

  239. Rowena Wattrus –

    Explains AI in a clear understandable way. Gets you to the core of the issues without technical jargon. I feel more confident now that I understand the basics.

  240. Richard DePass –

    To help inform others and providers my views on the course

  241. Jaime Livingstone –

    good informative course

  242. Claire Martin –

    Very interesting.

  243. Susan Bidwell –

    It was more informative than I thought it was going to be and on a level I understood.

  244. Wyndham Willems –

    A more detailed explanation of some subject areas would have been beneficial.

  245. James Brammeld –

  246. Nilan Fonseka –

    Useful information for the future and importance of upskilling

  247. Louise Sheridan –

    An interesting subject and good to see it tailored to the accountant and the world that they inhabit. I would personally prefer more video content.

  248. Aaron Booth –

    Enjoyed this course. Lots of really interesting examples provided to reflect on!

  249. Suzanne Bregazzi –

    This is a helpful course that provides insight into the world of AI and how it is already affecting us as Accountants and what we should consider for the future as AI is only going to keep developing.

  250. Alistair Davis –

    Good overview. Explanation of useful tools. Good connection with accounting practices. Leaves a lot to think about.

  251. Josef Micallef –

    A good introduction of AI for Accountants – how AI can be used to help accountants achieve more with less, become more efficient and dedictae their time to higher level tasks. A good outline of where the technology currently stands and the issues including ethical ones to be aware of.

  252. Rebecca Mgadla –

    The content and case studies as well as video presentations were spot on.

  253. Seamus Farren –

    very informative.

  254. Athanasios Athanasopoulos –

    Well summarisd update on the AI matter. I will certainly look in more details some of the information provided in the course.

  255. Robert Wilby –

    It could of helped a llittle bit more if not in practise

  256. Tina Smith –

    interesting, relevant & engaging. helping to build my awareness & understanding

  257. Bruno Verduci –

    fascinating and exciting topics, a lot of food for thought

  258. Dongliang Zhu –

    Very informative, but lack of practical solution for some sections.

  259. Bhavna Naik –

    enjoyed the courses was informative and got the little grey cells working on where application can be made

  260. Trevor Sadowski –

    It has given me a thorough grounding in where AI is right now, the good such elminating repetitive tasks and helping with research but also the bad such as ethical concerns, data provacy and over-reliance on technology leading to bad decision making. Very thorough!

  261. Nyasha Mkombo –

    Great insights into AI development and potential for the future

  262. Richard Milburn –

    thought it fair

  263. Steven Molloy –

    Good Course

  264. Thomas Mc Hale –

    Good quality and accessible material

  265. ian Dey –

    Very Difficult course

  266. Rosa Maria Williams –

    Very informative on a subject I know very little about. I will certainly be taking up the recommendations to keep up to date with advancements in AI.

  267. Rowland Browne –

    I would absolutely recommend this to all accountants. AI and its complexities, is a new world for all of us. This course clearly and concisely explain all the aspects.

  268. Ioannis Amoutzas –

    .

  269. Alison McKnight –

    It was very thought provoking and makes me want to find out more

  270. Lakshmi Samarakoon –

    Very interesting food for thought

  271. Eva Lau –

    I hope such a long course , we know where we are but I really don’t know. I think the course is too general, better to demontrate some of the AI sofoware, how it works.

  272. Choon Tat Yeo –

    comprehensive bur too brief in it’s content

  273. Eric Hewitt –

    This was a great overview with a lot of details in terms of concerns and also on the implications for work in future

  274. Peter Mc Mahon –

    Very helpful course on AI.

  275. David Machin –

    Interesting course and very informative

  276. Joanna Chillingsworth –

    Worth while doing

  277. Atlholang Matsaunyane –

    This is a very training course because of the evolving world which keeps changing every now and then, the information you is key today, maybe very very obsolute the following day, it is very very crucials for Accountants to be uptodate with what is happening around the world. i would also encourage the writers of this module to go even further with it, this is a very insightful module read indeed

  278. Richard King –

    I enjoyed the course contents it has made me think about my own skills development in the professional sector.

  279. Richard Marles –

    Great course, thought provoking – very worthwhile and relevant course

  280. Martin Connor –

    Excellent Overview

  281. Avril Nambiar –

    The course is an eye opener for what the future holds under AI. Good general information and education for anyone who is keen to know more about AI.

  282. Kutlwano Mswela –

    Great

  283. Catherine Day –

    Because the course was both interesting and informative

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