KPMG
KPMG US doesn’t only want its tax pros using software — it wants them building it, too. Loading audio narration… In January and February, the company completed a six-week pilot involving about 30 tax experts working in small teams with engineers to vibe code workable software prototypes.Many of the participants,…
This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Namrata Yadav, a 28-year-old consultant-turned-writer based in Mumbai, India. It has been edited for length and clarity.I’ve always loved writing and being creative.But for my parents, the thought of me pursuing writing was absurd.Creative jobs are rarely supported in mainstream Indian…
AI agents are here, and sci-fi prophecies of robots taking over have never felt more real. Loading audio narration… No longer just companionable chatbots, AI agents — capable of acting, reasoning, and completing complex tasks — are being deployed at scale in 2026. But as these autonomous systems become embedded…
KPMG is betting that a well-placed carrot, in the form of cash prizes, will spur consultants into becoming the AI pioneers it needs for the future.In an effort to boost internal AI innovation, the Big Four firm is launching an awards program for its US advisory division.Dubbed the “AI Spark…
