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Adoption of Artificial Intelligence: A Tool for Decision Making in Accounting Practice

Aug 2026 · Journal of Accounting and Financial Management · pp. 63 · 0 citations

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The study revealed that artificial intelligence (AI) has a significant positive influence on quick decision-making in accounting practices at 5% of significance and recommended that accountants need to undergo training and retraining in a variety of AI technologies and accounting software programs, to improve their functional abilities, effectiveness, and efficiency.

Abstract

Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly changing how financial institutions are operated and it is expected to increasingly take over core functions because of cost savings and operational efficiencies. In recent times, significant improvement has been made in artificial intelligence, especially as it relates to accounting profession which has changed its focus from paper and pencil entry to computer and software entry. It has, during the past few years, made many signs of progress which have enabled the creation of professional financing applications, which would, perhaps, enhance the decision-making process of accounting practice. The aim of this study is to examine the adoption of artificial intelligence as a tool for decision making in accounting practice in Nigeria. A structured questionnaire was employed in the study as part of the research design process 279 accountants with experience using systems for accounting and other financial transaction functions made up the sample size and targeted population. The respondents were chosen using a purposive sampling strategy. The study revealed that artificial intelligence (AI) has a significant positive influence on quick decision-making in accounting practices at 5% of significance. The study recommended that accountants need to undergo training and retraining in a variety of AI technologies and accounting software programs, to improve their functional abilities, effectiveness, and efficiency.

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