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His presentation, titled “AI for Accountants,” will deliver a strictly practical perspective on artificial intelligence. Rather than dwelling on futuristic visions, it will focus squarely on actionable capabilities that accountants, accounting firm owners, and their teams can implement right now in their day-to-day workflow.

AI as a New Asset for the Accounting Office

In the accounting sector, efficiency in handling massive volumes of information is paramount. Managing documents, correspondence, evolving regulations, client explanations, and internal materials are all areas where strategically deployed artificial intelligence can act as a powerful force multiplier for specialists.

However, the word “strategically” is critical here. Simply having access to ChatGPT or other generative AI platforms does not automatically translate into effective workflow automation. Success hinges on prompt engineering, selecting the right tool for specific tasks, critically verifying AI outputs, and a deep awareness of technological limitations. Given that the sector handles confidential financial data, robust information security remains equally vital.

The presentation at the Congress will offer attendees an invaluable opportunity to view AI through the lens of a user who not only wants to know what artificial intelligence is but, above all, understands how to leverage it effectively and efficiently.

Tomasz Graszewicz on Creative and Practical AI Integration

The session will be led by Tomasz Graszewicz, founder of the advisory and training agency AI Wizards, which specializes in creative artificial intelligence tools. Graszewicz works extensively with GPT-based solutions, including ChatGPT, as well as broader generative AI tools. He is an established instructor and course creator dedicated to demonstrating the real-world utility of this technology.

Accounting Science Fiction Becomes Reality

The presentation aligns seamlessly with the overarching theme of the 7th Accounting Offices Congress—“Accounting Science Fiction.” Technologies that seemed like a distant prospect just a few years ago are increasingly embedding themselves into everyday business operations. For the accounting industry, this represents not only an opportunity to automate further tasks, but also a fundamental shift in workplace organization and the core skill sets required in a modern accounting firm.