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Chartered Accountants urged to adopt artificial intelligence and quantum technologies

Chartered Accountants urged to adopt artificial intelligence and quantum technologies
CAs told to equip themselves with AI, Quantum Technologies · thehansindia.com

At a big meeting of accountants in Mangalagiri, a special leader named Lanka Dinakar gave a speech.

He told the accountants, called Chartered Accountants or CAs, to learn about new technologies.

These include Artificial Intelligence, which is when computers do smart things, and Quantum Computing, a very powerful new kind of computing.

He said these technologies are changing how finance and auditing work.

He explained that the future CA cannot only do traditional accounting and tax work.

The leader also said India wants to become a rich and modern country by the year 2047.

The state of Andhra Pradesh has a similar dream called Swarna Andhra Pradesh.

He said everyone, including accountants, must help make these dreams come true.

He told the accountants to help businesses, improve tax rules, and guide small companies and start-ups.

Key facts

Event
58th two-day Conference of the South Indian Regional Council (SIRC) of ICAI
Venue
CK Convention, Mangalagiri
Speaker
Lanka Dinakar, Chairman, Twenty Points Programme (Viksit Bharat–Swarna Andhra Pradesh) Implementation
Technologies mentioned
Artificial Intelligence, Quantum Computing, Digital Finance, FinTech, Data Analytics
Development visions
Viksit Bharat @2047; Swarna Andhra Pradesh @2047
Related leaders
Prime Minister Narendra Modi; Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu
Role of CAs
Custodians of financial discipline, transparency, accountability and good governance

Quotes

Lanka Dinakar

Chairman, Twenty Points Programme (Viksit Bharat–Swarna Andhra Pradesh) Implementation

“The future Chartered Accountant cannot remain confined to traditional accounting and taxation practices. The profession must continuously evolve with emerging technologies while maintaining the highest standards of ethics, independence and public trust,”
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