Master the non-delegable duty of care and defend your practice against hallucinations, deepfake fraud, and algorithmic bias.
This course is a definitive guide created in May of 2026 to address the immediate and unprecedented technological disruptions facing our profession. The integration of artificial intelligence into financial services has fundamentally transformed our operational landscape, creating a severe "Accountability Gap" where technical capabilities frequently outpace institutional governance. By selecting this comprehensive, up-to-the-minute course, you are taking a critical and proactive step to protect your practice, your firm, and the public interest in the algorithmic age.
Structured across four highly focused modules, this course confronts the structural realities of modern technology, from the profound dangers of automation bias and the 98 percent trap to the immediate professional liabilities of Shadow AI, deepfake fraud, and opaque "black box" algorithms. You will learn that while efficiency tools are evolving rapidly, your non-delegable duty of care remains absolute, and there is absolutely no algorithm for ethics, professional standards, or good governance.
You will leave this course armed not just with regulatory awareness, but with highly operational defense mechanisms. By mastering the Triangulation methodology, Out-of-Band verification protocols, and the 2026 CPA AI Risk Framework, you will be fully prepared to lead with integrity, ensure your professional resilience, and safely deploy these powerful technologies.
5 activities • 4 videos • duration: 4h 4m
Acclaimed Author and On-demand Course Developer
David Trahair, CPA, CA, is an author and eLearning developer who creates on-demand video courses for CPAs across Canada. His courses cover topics including personal finance, ethics, AI, and Microsoft Excel. David is also the author of six personal finance books, three of which are national bestsellers. Through his firm, he helps CPAs build practical skills through engaging, self-paced learning.
Professional development requirements vary by profession, country, and regulatory body. Before enrolling, review the course details and confirm that the content, learning format, and any listed credits meet your specific requirements. You are responsible for confirming eligibility with your regulator or professional association and keeping the records required for reporting.
Hope there will be another topic for 2027
Very new area . Want to learn more about it
A bit long but good examples.
Amazing information, great example, great knowledge. Thank you!
