The generative artificial intelligence (GAI) chatbot that we know as ChatGPT has taken the world by storm because of its ability to generate answers to questions posed in human-like, conversational responses. ChatGPT is currently utilized by young and old alike in federal tax practice as we speak, but is it ready for prime time? ChatGPT has its strengths, but also notable weaknesses.
The problem at hand is that generative AI, such as ChatGPT, is not strong enough on its own to keep its user out of serious ethical trouble or potential legal jeopardy. Human monitoring, thinking, and cleanup are still required to get the most out of these systems.
This webinar walks through the ethics rules surrounding the use of GAI and instructs how to avoid this trouble. Throughout this webinar, applicable AICPA, Circ. 230 and ABA ethics rules will be highlighted.
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Bradley Burnett Tax Seminars, Ltd.
Tax Attorney, Tax Advisor, Tax Instructor
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Bradley Burnett is a practicing Colorado attorney with 40 years of experience working specifically on tax issues. His practice specializes in tax planning and tax controversy resolution. Mr. Burnett has authored and delivered more than 3,800 presentations on U.S. tax law in the U.S. and international jurisdictions.