Video: The AI demonstration trap - why great demos don't always scale
Claude can turn an idea into a working prototype in minutes, but creating lasting value requires much more than an impressive demonstration.

Claude can turn an idea into a working prototype in minutes, but creating lasting value requires much more than an impressive demonstration.
What happens when AI moves beyond chat and becomes a true digital collaborator? We explore how agentic workflows can help tax teams process complex information, improve decision-making and reimagine established ways of working.
In the first article of a three-part series, we examine how the rise of AI is reshaping tax governance expectations, with regulators increasingly focused not only on tax outcomes, but also on how those outcomes are generated and evidenced.
This webinar, held on Wednesday 27 May, explores how KPMG’s collaboration with Microsoft can help you solve your greatest business challenges.
Digital Solutions and AI Director Ed Hewings outlines how successful teams are doing it differently, redesigning their processes from the ground up, not trying to fit AI in where it doesn’t belong.
KPMG Tax Analytics and Automation Partner Barry Sullivan outlines why organisations aren’t just looking for efficiency; they want automation that delivers real insights and supports strategic decisions, not just faster tasks.
In this episode, we explore how tax leaders can move beyond AI pilots and productivity gains to unlock real, sustainable value through redesigned workflows, stronger governance and people led transformation.
Tax functions that invest in their people, redesign their processes, and take governance seriously are already seeing meaningful results, as highlighted by Barry Sullivan and Ed Hewings.
KPMG Tax Analytics and Automation Partner Barry Sullivan says organisations should begin experimenting with the use of Artificial Intelligence, in a secure, approved environment.
KPMG Tax Analytics and Automation Partner Barry Sullivan says there are a range of tasks that tax functions are undertaking with the use of Artificial Intelligence.
What's hype, what's real and what's next? KPMG Tax Analytics and Automation Partner Barry Sullivan, along with Digital Solutions and AI Director Ed Hewings, discuss the breakthroughs in generative models, and where tax functions might benefit from adopting Artificial Intelligence.
This report examines the practical consequences of algorithmic decision-making in tax, including the risk of bias, the problem of black-box models and the regulatory and institutional challenges of maintaining trust, transparency and human oversight.
Director Rosie Foldvari outlines areas the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is focussed on, and where organisations are not meeting compliance requirements.
Senior Manager Xi Ngan discusses the role of technology in managing complexities arising from fixed assets and capital allowances tax compliance.
Barry Sullivan, Rosie Foldvari and Xi Ngan discuss fixed assets and capital allowances, with a focus on the ATO's review process, governance, and the transformative role of technology.
This report provides an overview of key global and Australian fintech investment trends and highlights in the first half of 2024.
KPMG firms are integrating AI into Audit, Tax and Advisory solutions as well as exploring practical use cases that have been designed to accelerate and enhance organizations’ audit processes, tax transparency and reporting obligations and meet clients’ ambitious business transformation objectives.