Generative AI the power behind large language models and their use in tax administration by Jeffrey Owens, Anastasiya Piakarskaya, Nathalia Olivera Costa and Rhoda Noreen Kwamboka Nyamongo
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Tax Notes International v. 112, n. 9, November 27, 2023, p. 1255-1274Summary: This article delves into the prospective use of artificial intelligence within tax administrations and deliberate on the inherent legal, ethical, and practical risks linked to their implementation.
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This article delves into the prospective use of artificial intelligence within tax administrations and deliberate on the inherent legal, ethical, and practical risks linked to their implementation.
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