Artificial Intelligence in Accounting

Artificial Intelligence in Accounting

Organisational and Ethical Implications

Knoll, Carina; Lehner, Othmar M.

Taylor & Francis Ltd

05/2024

318

Mole

9781032055633

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List of Contributors, List of Tables, List of Figures, Part 1 - Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and Big Data in Accounting, Chapter 1 Organisational and Ethical Perspectives, Chapter 2 Artificial Intelligence-driven Accounting (AIDA): Future Insights and Organisational Implications, Part 2 - Organisational Implications, Chapter 3 The "Human" Factor in a Digital Accounting World, Chapter 4 Quo Vadis Accountancy? - Future Roles and Responsibilities, Chapter 5 The Need for an Adapted Skillset for Accountants - What Does Accounting Education Literature Tell Us?, Chapter 6 Cybernetic Limits of Artificial Intelligence in Accounting and a Future Research Agenda, Chapter 7 Good Governance of AI and Big Data Processes in Accounting and Auditing, Chapter 8 Cybersecurity in Accounting Research, Part 3 - Ethical Implications, Chapter 9 Ethics and the Future of Artificial Intelligence in Auditing, Chapter 10 Ethical Challenges and Normative Thinking in AIDA, Chapter 11 The Promise of Digital Accounting and Auditing: Brave New World or Dystopia?, Index
Accounting;Ethical;AI;Artificial Intelligence;Othmar Lehner;Carina Knoll;Information Security Policy Compliance;Accounting Educator's Journal;Technical Accounting Knowledge;Interpretative Accounting Research;Robotic Process Automation;Human Machine Collaboration;Corona Virus;Cybersecurity Risk Management;Human Robot Collaboration;Accounting Education Literature;Information Security Functions;Blockchain Technology;AI Technology;Autonomous Ai;Human Machine Symbiosis;Delphi Study;Business Case;Accounting Curricula;Ai Strategy;Accounting Education;Cybersecurity Activities;Augmented Intelligence;Accounting Graduates;Technology Ethics Research;Cybersecurity Risk