2026
Bussmann says audit firms PwC and Deloitte are already bringing their own AI agents into auditing and reporting.
“audit firms like, uh, PWC already, and and Deloitte, they're bringing their own agent now into auditing the end reporting also”
Topic
PwC
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PwC has a group of mostly technically amateur employees called digital accelerators who are charged with taking the firm into the digital age.
“And they have a a group of people who were amateurs for the most part, technically, who, um, have been charged with taking them into the digital age and digital accelerators, they call them.”
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PwC encourages its digital accelerators to submit their applications to a central hub where they are evaluated.
“And they're encouraged to submit all of the applications they develop to some central, uh, hub, and in that situation, they're evaluated.”
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PwC pays contributors a small amount depending on how much their approved application is used.
“And they even, you know, pay a little bit to the to the person who contributes it, depending on, you know, how much usage it gets.”
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Pereyra says PwC is ahead of many firms in rethinking how it provides services in the AI era.
“I think with PwC, we've talked with them a lot, and they're kind of, I think, ahead of the game in terms of thinking about, okay, how we need to provide services in this new way.”
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Harvey did some customization for very large customers such as PwC.
“for very large customers like PwC, we did some customization.”
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The host cited a PwC and Manufacturing Institute study finding that only about a quarter of frontline workers feel excited about AI.
“the PWC and manufacturing Institute study from the spring found that only about a quarter of frontline workers come into AI feeling excited about it.”
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The host cited a study finding that over half of leaders lack confidence that their frontline teams are ready to lead through AI adoption.
“over half of leaders aren't confident that their frontline teams are ready to lead through this change and adoption.”
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