Think out of the box, adapt to changing tech landscape: CAG tells officers
Comptroller and Auditor General of India (CAG) Girish Chandra Murmu on Saturday urged officers to think out of the box, experiment with new techniques, and adapt to the changing technological and governance environment.
With the increasing use of AI and emerging technologies to provide services, he said there are numerous risks, ranging from privacy breaches and algorithmic biases to social exclusion.
"...as an organisation, we are deeply cognisant of these developments and are engaging closely with emerging technological trends for enhancing the effectiveness of auditing and accounting practices in such a landscape," he said at the 4th Audit Diwas celebrations here.
Murmu emphasised that in the quest for strengthening auditing and accounting practices, «all offices of the CAG's organisation are encouraged to think out-of-the-box and adapt to changing technological and governance environment» by experimenting with new techniques, which help in nurturing creativity in methodologies, economy in operations and result in better execution of functions.
Inaugurating the 4th Audit Diwas celebrations, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla lauded the CAG's rich legacy, highlighting its evolution into a globally recognised institution known for its distinctiveness and credibility.
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