AI is evolving quickly, reshaping how teams collaborate, solve problems, and deliver value. While it opens up new ways of working, it can be challenging to keep pace and make sense of where it fits.
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KPMG Australia proudly leads the charge in AI excellence, as the first firm globally to receive ISO 42001 certification for AI Management Systems by the British Standards Institution (BSI).
It’s another way we’re showing our deep commitment and dedication to Trusted AI.
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Whether you're defining your strategy, enabling your workforce, or deploying enterprise-ready solutions, our AI offerings are designed to help you start strong and scale with confidence.
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KPMG's latest AI insights
Browse KPMG's insights and thought leadership below.
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Meet the team
- John Munnelly
- Andrea Jachs
- Nicola Stone
- Kelly Henney
- Brad Daffy
- Phil Thornley
- Dhawal Jaggi
- Sallyanne Ingram
- Tim Robinson
- Darren Covington
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Frequently Asked Questions
Generative AI is a game-changing technology, offering innovative ways to engage users and create content with deeper insights. It is opening up entirely new avenues for improving experiences, delivering new value streams and transforming business models.
Generative AI models can be used across various business functions, from IT, human resources and operations, to finance, audit, legal and marketing. Applications could include drafting proposals, developing and testing code, and extracting and summarising complex information.
AI can optimise supply chains, improve forecasting, streamline processes through automation, and assist with real-time decision-making with advanced data analytics. One great example is KPMG’s partnership with Elara — a new way to make the right decisions, fast.
The KPMG/Elara solution facilitates a structured and data driven approach that integrates data, goals, and choices to create customised AI-enhanced solution enabling:
- Comprehensive insights
- Risk-free exploratory analysis
- Informed decision-making
AI and IT together can shape the future of business through automated processes, personalised services, predictive analytics, and improved cybersecurity, fostering innovation and enabling data-driven decision-making for strategic agility and growth.
At a top level, ethical considerations include considering the human impact of AI, managing risk, ensuring privacy, preventing bias and maintaining transparency in AI decision-making.
In 2023, KPMG Australia made a submission to the Department of Industry, Science and Resources on Safe and responsible AI in Australia. Amongst our 16 recommendations included a people-centric approach to AI, prioritising regulatory action on its human rights impact and the possible harms created by specific data types used in AI solutions.
We also addressed data protection and integrity and other impacts, such as environmental considerations that will need to be addressed.
Overall, businesses must make sure they stay informed about local and international regulations, implement a trusted AI framework, and engage in ethical AI practises that also adhere to legal requirements.
There is currently no one authoritative, consistent and overarching AI definition. So The AIIA and KPMG have developed a guide identifying how organisations can ensure AI is developed, used and secured in a way that meets future regulatory and ethical expectations.