TLDW: AI in accounting requires structured governance and clear criteria to avoid compliance risks—not just automation for automation's sake. Key points: - Speaker is an international business manager with 7+ years in consulting, ERP systems, and AI transformation, working with accountants across Latin America (Colombia, Panama, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Honduras, Dominican Republic). - AI implementation in accounting has led to problematic situations where professionals without proper frameworks invented new tax payment methods and unauthorized accounting practices. - Educra platform has trained 1,800+ students and professionals on AI applications in accounting, covering both financial aspects and practical business integration. - The core principle: AI is a powerful tool, but accountants must develop and manage it with clear standards, not treat it as a black-box solution that 'does everything.' - Accounting is one of the professions most affected by data complexity and reporting management challenges—AI can help accelerate specific tasks, but governance frameworks are essential to prevent misuse.