Internal auditors prioritize AI for planning and risk assessment
38% of internal audit professionals see AI's biggest value in planning and risk assessment, per Wolters Kluwer survey—signaling growing adoption of automation in core audit functions.
Study quantifies audit document selection tradeoffs under budget constraints
Academic research formalizes statistical bounds for selecting audit-relevant documents when query patterns are unknown, addressing coverage loss in budget-constrained RAG systems used in financial ...
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