AI at work, profession by profession
How accountants, lawyers, agents, recruiters, teachers and tradespeople are using AI tools in their own jobs, with tools compared on public facts.
Legal
How Lawyers Use AI, and the Places They Shouldn't
How lawyers use AI for research, drafting and review, what ABA Formal Opinion 512 says about confidentiality, consent and fees, and where AI use goes wrong.
Accounting & bookkeeping
AI for Bookkeeping and Accounting: What Bookkeepers Should Automate First
AI for bookkeeping and accounting, in order: which five tasks bookkeepers can hand to AI first, the prompts to use, and the client data that should stay out.
Legal
Best AI for Lawyers: Eight Legal Tools by Practice Task
Eight legal AI tools for lawyers grouped by task: research, matter work, contract review and firm-wide platforms, with pricing access and vendor data terms.
Accounting & bookkeeping
Best AI for Accountants: Seven Tools Matched to Close, AP and Audit Work
Seven AI tools for accountants grouped by job: bookkeeping, month-end close, accounts payable, audit risk review and Excel analysis, with prices and data terms.
Accounting & bookkeeping
AI for Accountants: Eight Workflows, Copyable Prompts and the Guardrails Behind Them
AI for accountants: eight practical workflows with copyable prompts, plus the Section 7216, Safeguards Rule and AICPA limits on what client data can go in.
Accounting & bookkeeping
ChatGPT Prompts for Accountants: 12 Copyable Templates by Task
Twelve ChatGPT prompts for accountants covering client emails, close, Excel, research and training, each with placeholders and a note on what to keep out.