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An Insight on the Fate of Book Keeping with Artificial Intelligence Emergence in Nigeria

Ubesie Madubuko Cyril PhD, Eneh Nkiruka Edit PhD

Abstract

The study on the fate of book keeping with Artificial Intelligence Emergence in Nigeria was principally a theoretical inference and exposure of existing literature. The study made use of primary data by the application of questionnaire which was administered to a purposive sample of twenty Accountants. With the use of likert-5 scale data collected were analyzed using inferential statistical methods. Both logistic regression and t-test sampling were used in the analysis. The result of the study shows that adoption of Artificial Intelligence has actually impacted on book keeping positively. It also reveals that rather than being a threat to boo keeping and accounting profession, Artificial Intelligence helps to improve the quality and quantity of accounting work. Furthermore, it was upheld that the practice of book keeping cannot be replaced or threatened by Artificial Intelligence rather the emergence would foster increased reliance devoid of bias.

Keywords

Artificial IntelligenceBook-keepingSurvival tendencyAccountancy Profession.

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