Deloitte has introduced a new agentic intelligence network within Deloitte Omnia, its global audit and assurance platform. <\/p>\n
The network is structured to pull together a range of AI agents, both existing and newly developed, under one framework. <\/p>\n
These agents are intended to operate collectively to carry out full audit and assurance workflows rather than working as stand-alone tools. <\/p>\n
Deloitte said the approach will provide its nearly 85,000 Audit & Assurance professionals worldwide with “enhanced insights and deep risk analysis”. <\/p>\n
The ‘Big Four’ company added that the agentic intelligence network has been built by its in\u2011house engineering teams and is designed to expand as new technologies and capabilities become available. <\/p>\n
Deloitte & Touche chair and CEO Dipti Gulati said: “Our continued investments in AI and innovation are central to how we deliver quality and build trust in the capital markets. <\/p>\n
“As complexity increases, the combination of advanced technology and our professionals’ judgment and experience enables us to deliver confidence at scale.” <\/p>\n
According to the company, Omnia’s connected agentic intelligence can address data\u2011heavy client operations by integrating and extending AI already present on the platform. <\/p>\n
Within this environment, AI agents can review information to identify potential risk indicators and generate real-time, context-aware responses to support professional decisions. <\/p>\n
They are also able to handle initial tasks such as extracting data, analysing evidence, drafting core documentation and forming early stage conclusions for auditors to assess. <\/p>\n
In addition, the agents can support reviews of compliance with regulatory rules and disclosure obligations. <\/p>\n
All AI tools on Omnia are developed in line with Deloitte’s Trustworthy AI framework, which the company said embeds governance, controls and compliance throughout the life cycle of the technology. <\/p>\n
Deloitte US Audit and Assurance chief strategy and transformation officer Eric Johnson said: “With Omnia we are enabling our professionals to meet an ever-changing environment, enhance information gathering and validation, and deliver a more connected, insight-driven experience across engagements.” <\/p>\n
Deloitte recently launched the Adopt 100 initiative<\/a> in partnership with Nvidia to expedite AI adoption in large organisations. <\/p>\n