Paul Peterson and Matt Barbieri, hosts of The Accounting Disruptors, explore why using AI isn't the same as transforming an accounting firm. They discuss uneven adoption across the profession, private equity's influence, and the tension between immediate results and meaningful changes to how work gets done. Drawing on Wiss's own experience (including a doubling of monthly AI token costs), they examine why time savings don't automatically translate into lower costs or greater value. It's an honest conversation about defining what AI should accomplish, delivering better information to clients, and helping employees answer an increasingly personal question: "What's my job now?"
 
The Accounting Disruptors is produced by Wiss, an AI-optimized CPA and advisory firm serving privately held and venture-backed businesses.

Paul Peterson and Matt Barbieri, hosts of The Accounting Disruptors, explore why using AI isn't the same as transforming an accounting firm. They discuss uneven adoption across the profession, private equity's influence, and the tension between immediate results and meaningful changes to how work gets done. Drawing on Wiss's own experience (including a doubling of monthly AI token costs), they examine why time savings don't automatically translate into lower costs or greater value. It's an honest conversation about defining what AI should accomplish, delivering better information to clients, and helping employees answer an increasingly personal question: "What's my job now?"
 
The Accounting Disruptors is produced by Wiss, an AI-optimized CPA and advisory firm serving privately held and venture-backed businesses.

Paul Peterson and Matt Barbieri, hosts of The Accounting Disruptors, explore why using AI isn't the same as transforming an accounting firm. They discuss uneven adoption across the profession, private equity's influence, and the tension between immediate results and meaningful changes to how work gets done. Drawing on Wiss's own experience (including a doubling of monthly AI token costs), they examine why time savings don't automatically translate into lower costs or greater value. It's an honest conversation about defining what AI should accomplish, delivering better information to clients, and helping employees answer an increasingly personal question: "What's my job now?"
 
The Accounting Disruptors is produced by Wiss, an AI-optimized CPA and advisory firm serving privately held and venture-backed businesses. 

AI in Accounting: Saving Time Is Only the Beginning | Ep.28

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