In June, we took part in the conference “Horyzonty AI: Cybersecurity and Future Technologies,” organized by the WSB Academy. The event brought together representatives from government, business, academia, and the IT sector to discuss the development of artificial intelligence and its impact on various areas of life – from education and communication to finance and security.
At Ekoconsultant, we paid close attention to the sessions exploring the practical use of AI in business – particularly in accounting, where we’re seeing significant developments. An increasing number of accounting processes can now be automated, and artificial intelligence is useful not only for speeding up work, but also for detecting errors, analyzing data, and streamlining the entire document workflow.
The conference program also included panels dedicated to, among others:
- threats related to deepfakes and disinformation,
- cybersecurity as a foundation for digital transformation,
- legal and ethical challenges in implementing new technologies.
Among the speakers were Dr. Michał Gramatyka (Ministry of Digital Affairs), Michał Boni (former minister and MEP), experts from Microsoft Poland and Comarch, as well as representatives from KSSE, Veolia, and academic circles.
Participants also had access to additional educational materials prepared in collaboration with Microsoft, as well as the opportunity to publish a research article in the post-conference monograph.
Conclusions? AI is no longer the future – it is the present, and it’s worth implementing consciously, especially in areas where processes are repetitive and require precision, such as finance.
How to implement AI in accounting?
AI features that significantly speed up accounting processes are already available in systems like Business Central. If you’re considering automating accounting using artificial intelligence, contact us!
