KPMG in Canada is doubling down on artificial intelligence, launching tools like its proprietary gen AI assistant Kleo and acquiring spatial data firm LlamaZOO. At Web Summit Vancouver, KPMG’s Walter Pela detailed the firm’s “Client Zero” strategy—testing AI internally to inform client-facing solutions.
KPMG’s investments include an Agentic AI Engine and digital twin technologies to improve productivity and decision-making. Pela advises Canadian organizations to define AI strategies, pilot solutions, and train staff while emphasizing ethics and trust. As automation and agentic intelligence rise, KPMG aims to help businesses lead, not follow.
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