Generative AI will enhance human potential, not replace it, KPMG exec says

DUBAI: Earlier this year, advisory firm KPMG announced a new initiative to deploy a series of generative artificial intelligence investments and alliances to empower its workforce, offering new solutions for clients and redefining how it operates. The company is not alone in doing so. Several others have adopted AI, particularly generative AI, both internally and externally.

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