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ways tech is making audit more efficient - automated working papers -> improve internal processes - cloud-based client spaces for data transfer - robotic process automation - drones - audit data analytics
more effective audits audit data analytics, artificial intelligence
more technology could increase costs, therefore widen gap between large and small firms
robotic process automation - replaces repetitive, routine, manual tasks - needs to be established process - only suitable for structured data - not suitable for areas requiring judgement
IAASB audit data analytics definition the science and art of discovering and analysing patterns, deviations, inconsistencies and identifying anomalies in data underlying or related to subject of an audit through analysis, modelling and utilisation for purpose of planning or performing audit
what testing is audit data analytics used for journal and transaction
how does ADA increase reliability testing all data
ADA - need client permission for using their information - data security concerns
4 main considerations regarding tech and audit - move at client pace or lead - invest? buy? wait? - standards / quality / competition - divergence within market (investment capabilities big 4 v small)
benefits of technology - productivity - profitability - marketing advantage - hindsight -> insight -> foresight - quality and value for the client increases - recruitment and retention advantages
FRC view on the quality impact technology has - reduced detection risk (representative sample or whole population - better understanding of clients systems and controls - time freed up to focus on judgement - improved communication and connectivity
transitional issues composition of workforce
staffing issues recruitment and retention
fees issues absorb, recharge, retain
competition issues market barriers and differentiation
client issues expectation, data suitability and protection
technical issues security, transparency, innovation, reliability, obsolescence
quality issues fraud, better evidence, ISA compliance, regulatory compliance
ethics issues independence, professional competence
artificial intelligence use of computer systems to perform tasks normally requiring human intelligence
assisted AI supports humans in decision making or taking action - human in charge
augmented AI supplements human decision making and learns from human and their environmental interactions - humans and AI share decision making - more powerful
autonomous AI acts independently, no human intervention - AI in charge and exhibits intuitive / empathetic intelligence - no human input, wholly independent
ethics issues - fairness include diverse perspectives in design
ethics issues - accountability responsibility is clear
ethics issues - sustainability avoids harm to individuals and otheres
ethics issues - transparency clear disclosure where AI used
ethics issues - human oversight human ability to monitor and change is needed
ethics issues - data data privacy embedded throughout
ethics issues - safety and robustness backup plans in place should operation fail
ethics issues - standards and law lawful actions and compliance with emerging regulation
examples of AI regulation EU AI Act 2024 and AI Assurance and Governance 2024
EU AI Act 2024 - prohibits AI for certain processes - prohibited issues have the potential to do social harm - not affecting the UK
AI Assurance and Governance 2024 5 principles - safety, security and robustness - appropriate transparency and explainability - fairness - accountability and governance - contestability and reassess
Created by: amyperston
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