In an article for the February issue of the IFRS in Practice journal, Stanislav Antonov, Director of Audit for High-Tech Companies at FBK, delves into which tasks of an IFRS professional can be delegated to artificial intelligence, how to write effective prompts and verify the results—all while complying with legislation and confidentiality agreements. Stanislav provides examples of effective and less effective queries, compares AI tools available to Russian specialists, and highlights key legal and professional risks when working with neural networks.
‘To simplify working with AI, you need to understand the difference between chatbots, AI agents, and specialised platforms, as well as to be able to structure queries based on the principle: role – context – task – format,’ the author says.
To learn more about which AI tools actually work in the Russian context, how to avoid neural network ‘hallucinations’ and prevent confidential data leaks, read the full text.
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