AI labs push for in-house auditors amid regulatory pressure
AI research organizations are advocating for dedicated internal audit functions to manage compliance and governance as regulatory scrutiny intensifies around AI systems.
PCAOB Chair: AI Can Only Handle Part of Auditor's Job
PCAOB chair Jim Logothetis argues AI will strengthen accounting by automating routine tasks, but cannot replace core audit judgment and client relationships.
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