Most AP AI agents will fail audits due to governance gaps
Finance AI vendors focus on capability over governance; expert warns that agentic AP tools launching in 2026 lack audit controls and will face regulatory scrutiny.
Accounting Firms Face Hidden AI Implementation Costs
Opinion piece warns CPA firms about material hidden costs of AI adoption—infrastructure, training, compliance—that could offset productivity gains if not properly audited.
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