The National Union of Liberal Professions (UNAPL) Meeting recently orchestrated, at the Bassin Bleu golf course on November 18, a meeting highlighting the repercussions of artificial intelligence on the liberal professions.
The event took place, notably, in the presence of the president of the union of accountants and auditors of France (ECF), Lionel Canesi, and the president of ECF Réunion, Dominique Valin. The objective of this meeting was to highlight the advantages of using AI in the liberal professions, both to increase productivity and to compensate for certain shortcomings inherent in these sectors. Participants shared their experiences and successes in the application of AI in everyday life, demonstrating how this technology has helped optimize processes and address the challenges faced by liberal professionals. During his intervention, Lionel Canesi stressed the importance of adapting to new technologies. “It’s a lever for our businesses. Using AI as a breath of fresh air offers new and stimulating perspectives for all liberal professions. »
AI to deal with complexity
Lawyers, accountants and justice commissioners shared concrete cases where AI played a decisive role in resolving complex issues, thus improving the quality of services provided and strengthening the competitiveness of their firms. Abdullah Lala, president of UNAPL Meeting, for his part stressed the importance of promoting the adoption of AI within the liberal professions. “By intelligently integrating AI into our practices, we can not only gain productivity, but also anticipate and resolve the challenges facing our professions. »
