‘Human driver’ still needed for AI R&D claims

Artificial intelligence is not yet ready to replace humans when it comes to writing R&D tax claims, but it is surprisingly clever. Three R&D specialists discuss the pros and cons

Following an article on the risks of uncontrolled use of AI in Business & Accountancy Daily, Brian Williamson, chief strategy officer at AI driven R&D firm, Kreoh, and his boss, co-founder Garry Tiscovschi, met AI sceptic Ele Theochari, partner at Blick Rothenberg, to exchange views on the subject.

They flew to London from their Dublin base for an exchange of views, prepared to agree to disagree. As their discussion developed, however, it became clear that they agreed on fundamental principles: ensuring accuracy, expert-control, and the responsible use of AI in R&D tax claims.

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