I don't know if this is scary or what... I got an email: You're invited to advertise on ChatGPT. Millions of people come to ChatGPT every day to discover options, compare choices, and decide what to do next. ChatGPT Ads give your business an opportunity to show up in these high-intent moments.

A client didn't have a spreadsheet for some data we needed. All they had was a couple PDF files of AR in a dropbox folder we couldn't download from. We used screen capture to get images that we put into AI for OCR, and told AI to create a spreadsheet adding the sheet with each new image we added. When we added the last image, AI ran totals and subtotals. And found that at least one set of data was missed. It told me the values to look for. It took me less than a minute to find the missing transaction. Everything match up after that. Whoo-hoo!

I did something recently that genuinely surprised me. I used AI to review a full set of year-end financial statements. Not summarise them ... actually review them. It opened the accounts, checked the numbers, flagged errors, and corrected mispostings directly inside QuickBooks Online. Some of it was remarkable. Some of it was concerning. Both reactions are appropriate. So next Wednesday — 3 June, 4pm UK / 11am ET — I'm going live for 60 minutes to show you exactly what happened. I'll cover: - Why agentic AI changes everything accountants thought was possible - What happened when I used AI to review my own year-end accounts - Whether junior bookkeeping and data-entry roles are genuinely at risk - The hidden limitations I discovered during real-world testing - Why privacy and client confidentiality are now the most important conversations your firm needs to have This isn't theory. This is me showing you what I actually tested ... what worked, what didn't, and what it means for your firm. 👆 Head to the Calendar tab 👆, find the June 3 event, and add it to your calendar. The Zoom link is right there. What's your gut reaction — do you think AI can genuinely replace parts of what accountants do? 👇

reading is so last century. today we can see the book before deciding if to read it. built an ai powered automation that will allow to import any book in pdf format and have it be mind mapped, visualized and charted into easy to explore, search and visualize. obsidian + custom built plugin + deepseek this plugin allows me to see and track: - dates - people - places - topics - arguments & main points - secondary sources that relate to above that support or contradict

We have been using our task manager for about 2 months now. We are still adding features. The code is running on our own private website, which has a name unrelated to our company. Right now, work is assigned to a manager to monitor. Subtasks go to individual staff members, when they finish their part and mark it done, the next subtask goes automatically to the next staff member, when everybody is done, it goes back to the manager. We have the staff enter their time as they work. We have weekly data on who worked on what, the time per day they work on their subtasks. We know who worked on billable & non-billable work, how much time on each. We have the time available for payroll, by staff, with their rates. Managers can review current work by client, or by staff currently working on something. Instead of paying $30 - $60 per staff per month, we pay $0. I have had to babysit the project, telling claude to check the html, js, and php code. I maintain the database and the code base.