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The craziest AI bet Intuit just made

Saturday, December 13, 2025

AI Accounting Daily
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Intuit just signed OpenAI for $100 million a year, and it explains why. Wealth advisors used AI all year and still 61 percent fear losing everything. We will show what actually scares them, and it is not the tools. Then meet AI bots that quietly jack up your prices before you notice. Even the AI tools you bought to stop them might be helping them.

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Latest in Accounting AI

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Intuit's Paying OpenAI $100M a Year

Intuit just locked in a $100 million annual deal with OpenAI. Not a one-time investment. Per year. While most firms debate whether AI deserves a budget line, the company behind TurboTax and QuickBooks is betting nine figures that it absolutely does. That's not experimentation. That's conviction. And your clients use their products.
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2

AI Helped Wealth Advisors All Year. They're Still Terrified.

Wealth advisors used AI all year. Client notes, portfolio summaries, compliance. It saved them hours. Worked great. 61% are still convinced it's coming for their jobs. The tools aren't the problem. Something else is.
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3

AI Hackers Are Raising Your Prices

Bots are rigging your prices. Not hypothetically. Right now. They flood fake searches, trigger dynamic pricing spikes, and skim margin before you notice. The AI tools you bought to prevent this? They're making you an easier target.
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AI Applications

1. Aircall - automates call handling and logging, ensuring small accounting firms track client conversations accurately, respond faster, and improve client communication and retention.
2. Folk - streamlines lead research and follow-up using AI enrichment and collaborative pipelines so accounting firms can build a predictable pipeline and focus on high-margin clients.
3. Text App - streamlines client support using an AI-powered workspace to automate routine communication tasks, enabling firms to respond faster and save significant billable hours.
4. Snowfire AI - analyzes documents and financial data so accountants accelerate reconciliations, prevent errors, and free capacity for advisory and client coaching.
5. Notta - transcribes and summarises client calls and team meetings so your firm tracks action items, improves response time and eliminates lost information from email chains.
6. ActiveCampaign - automates personalized email, SMS, and WhatsApp communication and client engagement to build a predictable lead pipeline and respond faster with proactive status updates.

Updates in AI

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Trump Wants One AI Rulebook. States Don’t.

Trump signed an executive order demanding one federal AI rulebook. Cool. Meanwhile, 45 states introduced their own AI bills this year. California wants bias audits. Texas wants disclosure rules. Colorado's already enforcing theirs. Your multi-state clients are about to ask which rules they actually follow. Hope you have an answer ready.
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2

Your AI Résumé Filter? Colorado Just Called It “Consequential”

Colorado just classified AI hiring tools as "consequential." Translation: if your résumé screener makes biased decisions, that's on you. Not the vendor. By February 2026, you'll need bias testing, impact assessments, and documentation proving your AI isn't discriminating. Oh, and candidates get to know a bot filtered them. That conversation should be fun.
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3

Musk and Altman’s AI Charity. Now a Trillion-Dollar Street Fight.

$44 million donation. $1 trillion lawsuit. Elon Musk and Sam Altman's OpenAI beef just went federal. What started as a nonprofit to save humanity from AI is now a $300 billion company, and Musk wants the whole thing undone. They're reading 2015 text messages in court. This is about to get personal.
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Prompt Ideas

Summarize Software Training Videos or Documents
**Role:** You are a professional in an accounting firm creating resources, checklists, or scripts to streamline internal operations or client communication. **Action:** Write or generate a resource related to **Summarize Software Training Videos or Documents** using clear, professional, and concise formatting. **Context:** - Audience: small accounting firm teams or clients - Goal: improve consistency, clarity, and professionalism - Tone: confident, professional, and approachable - Style: markdown format with bullet points, numbered lists, and headings - Output Length: 200–400 words