Mohamed-Ali Ibrahim: Artificial Intelligence in Practice, Kartoniert / Broschiert

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Artificial Intelligence in Practice: For Management System Auditors A Safe, Practical, and Future-Ready Guide for QMS, ISO, Internal, Supplier, Compliance, and Process Auditors Using AI for Audit Planning, Risk Assessment, Evidence Review, Findings, Reports, and Responsible Audit PracticeIntroduction Artificial intelligence is changing the way auditors plan assignments, organise criteria, prepare interviews, review documentation, identify risks, structure findings, track corrective actions, and prepare reports. But auditing is built on more than efficiency. It depends on objective evidence, independence, objectivity, confidentiality, professional scepticism, documented criteria, and responsible human judgement. Artificial Intelligence in Practice: For Management System Auditors is a practical, professional, and future-ready guide for auditors who want to use AI without weakening the principles that make auditing reliable and trustworthy. Written primarily for management system auditors, QMS auditors, ISO auditors, internal auditors, supplier auditors, process auditors, compliance auditors, audit trainees, and lead auditors, this book explains how AI can support real audit work while keeping the auditor firmly in control. Readers will learn how to use AI to prepare audit-planning checklists, clarify objectives and scope, organise audit criteria, generate risk-review questions, prepare document requests, develop interview and process-walkthrough questions, create evidence-review checklists, improve finding wording, structure audit reports, and organise corrective-action follow-up. The book also explains the limitations and risks of AI in auditing. AI can invent clauses, produce unsupported findings, exaggerate conclusions, misunderstand audit criteria, expose confidential information, and sound convincing even when evidence is weak. That is why the book follows one essential principle: AI may assist audit work, but the auditor remains responsible for evidence, independence, objectivity, confidentiality, professional scepticism, audit quality, and final professional judgement. With safe AI prompts, practical exercises, audit checklists, case studies, workflow planners, an Auditor AI Impact Dashboard, evidence-protection guidance, and a structured six-week practice plan, this book helps auditors develop responsible AI-supported routines without surrendering professional responsibility. Main Benefits of the Book Readers will learn how to: Use AI to support management system audit planning and preparation. Create structured audit-planning checklists. Clarify audit objectives, scope, and process areas. Organise audit criteria without relying on invented AI requirements. Prepare risk-assessment and risk-review questions. Develop relevant document-request lists. Generate professional and evidence-focused interview questions. Prepare process-walkthrough questions. Create internal-control review checklists.