Mark McLaughlin ponders whether artificial intelligence is a help to taxpayers or a potential hindrance.
Most people will at least be aware of artificial intelligence (AI), and some will already be using AI tools such as ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot to ask questions or request tasks.
Here, there, and everywhere
In fact, some individuals who do not consider themselves to be ‘tech savvy’ might be using AI in their everyday lives without being consciously aware – such as chatbots and virtual assistants on websites, email spam
