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Survey Finds AI Use in Taxes Rising but Privacy Concerns Persist
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Survey Finds AI Use in Taxes Rising but Privacy Concerns Persist
PHILADELPHIA, PA — A new survey from Qlik found that while more Americans are using artificial intelligence tools to assist with tax preparation, 40% say they would never enter personal or financial information into such systems due to privacy concerns. The survey, conducted in late February among 2,001 U.S. respondents, found that 11% of Americans required to file taxes this year said they used or plan to use AI tools for tax-related help. Youn…
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