If you work in audit or finance, AI is already changing the work you perform, the evidence you rely on, and the judgments you make. As more financial information is produced and reviewed by intelligent systems, a critical question emerges: how do you know the results can be trusted?
For auditors in particular, this means rethinking reliability, evidence, accountability, and the role of human judgment as machines increasingly begin checking machines.
Join Christina Ho, former PCAOB Board Member and Chief Assurance Officer at Oath CPAs, and Wenzel Ryan Reyes, Head of AI Governance at MindBridge, for a forward-looking conversation on the future of assurance in an AI-driven world. They will explore what these changes mean for accountability, human judgment, governance, professional skills, and regulation.
This live webinar offers 1 CPE credit.
Learning Objectives
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Differentiate between auditing with AI, auditing AI, and providing assurance over AI-generated outputs.
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Identify key trust, reliability, governance, and accountability considerations when AI is used in audit and finance.
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Evaluate where human judgment and oversight remain necessary in AI-enabled audit and assurance workflows.
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Assess how AI may influence assurance standards, professional skills, and the future role of the auditor.
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