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This Week in Accounting AI

AI in accounting — real talk for CPAs, CFOs, and accounting firm leaders. Paul Peterson and Matt Barbieri of Wiss break down AI tools, workflow automation, and the shifts reshaping how firms operate every week. No hype. Just what's working, what's not, and what it means for your firm. Topics: AI tools for CPAs | Accounting automation | Workflow transformation | AI for CFOs | Tax AI | Accounting software | Future of accounting firms Hosted by Paul Peterson and Matt Barbieri, Wiss. New episodes every week. Learn more at wiss.com

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Wiss

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Business

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28 paź 2026

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Why Accounting Burns Out Its Best People - And How Al Finally Changes That 13.04.2026

After 25 years in the trenches together, Paul and Matt get candid about something most firm leaders won't say out loud: accounting has been a soul-crushing profession, and it didn't have to be. Sparked by a piece Paul wrote on the industry's broken culture, this episode unpacks why talented, hardworking accountants have spent careers feeling like they're failing, even when they're not. From the 34...

Accounting Has a Soul Problem: 340K Departures, Burnout & What Al Changes 08.04.2026

In this solo episode, Wiss CEO Paul Peterson gets candid about a question he recently put in writing: why does accounting sometimes feel soulless? Paul draws on real responses from accounting professionals and sobering industry stats to make the case that the profession has a deeper problem than a talent shortage. 340,000 people left the field during COVID CPA exam sittings hit a 20-year low in 20...

Why Do Growth Companies Hire Finance Too Early? 27.03.2026

Paul Peterson and Matt Barbieri break down the costly mistake venture-backed founders keep making — hiring a CFO before the fundamentals are in place, then watching the org chart balloon from the top down. They unpack the traditional finance build, why it creates mismatched roles and bloated headcount, and why that model becomes even harder to unwind once a company is locked in. The conversation s...

Small Wins, Big Shifts: Rethinking Excel and ERP in the Age of AI 21.03.2026

This week, Paul Peterson and Matt Barbieri break down two buzzworthy a16z articles asking the questions everyone in finance is thinking: will AI kill Excel? And what happens to your ERP? Spoiler...neither is going anywhere. Instead, Paul and Matt make the case for an AI layer that works around your existing systems, eliminating the Excel workarounds that have quietly become your source of truth. M...

Tribal Knowledge: The Hidden Barrier to AI Adoption in Accounting 13.03.2026

AI tools are advancing fast, but is your accounting team actually ready to use them? In this episode, Paul Peterson and Matt Barbieri dig into one of the most overlooked obstacles to successful AI adoption: tribal knowledge. Those undocumented, person-dependent workflows that live in people's heads (and endless Excel files) can make or break an AI implementation. They discuss why switching to an A...

It's Not the Software's Fault 10.03.2026

Everyone's asking how to implement AI. That's the wrong question. In Episode 1 of This Week in Accounting AI, Paul Peterson and Matt Barbieri get into what's really behind the gap between AI adoption and AI results. Matt shares what he's hearing directly from CFOs — companies that have the tools in place but aren't moving the needle. The culprit? Not the software. It's what the software is sitting...

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