Your AI curiosity.

As a transfer pricing senior consultant and tax advisor I use AI every day as a sparring partner rather than a shortcut. It helps me research complex tax and transfer pricing questions faster, structure first drafts and check documentation against regulatory requirements, which leaves me more time for what really matters: judgment and advice. I've also learned to build simple tools and automations myself, even though I'm a tax specialist, not a programmer. Outside work, AI helps me with everything from planning a week-long family trip and experimenting with new recipes to, most recently, analysing my training data while preparing for my very first marathon. My advice for beginners: treat AI like a very fast, very eager junior colleague – brilliant at the first draft, but you still need to check the work.

AI has changed the way I learn and approach new challenges every day. At work, it helps me quickly understand unfamiliar topics, structure information, and build knowledge more efficiently. In my personal life, it gives me the confidence to explore completely new things, whether that means planning a trip, learning a new skill, or even attempting to cook a Michelin-star-inspired dish in my own kitchen. What I find most inspiring is how AI makes learning feel accessible, engaging, and practical. It empowers me to stay curious, keep growing, and turn ideas into reality much faster than before.

Artificial intelligence can be useful in all aspects of life. When I think about AI, my work life is the first thing that comes to mind. I use AI to understand and analyze documents, process receipts, and generate professional answers to complex questions. Secondly, AI is an everyday tool in my studies. I use it to generate pictures, ideas, and backgrounds for presentations. In addition, AI is very useful for correcting grammatical mistakes. When I have to process a large amount of learning material, it can create a brief summary that reduces the time I need to spend studying. Lastly, I also use AI in my hobbies. For instance, AI can generate crochet and sewing patterns, or it can help me find free patterns online. When I sell old clothes, AI can generate relevant hashtags to help my advertisements get more views and likes. Overall, AI is a great tool, and it is important that we learn how to use it efficiently in our everyday lives.

For me, AI is like having an extra pair of hands throughout the day. It helps me research topics, summarize documents, draft emails, write code, and quickly find answers to questions, giving me more time to focus on clients and supporting my team. By taking care of routine tasks, it helps me work more efficiently, learn continuously, and discover new ideas that inspire better solutions.

AI gives me something I value every day: more space to think. It helps me handle routine tasks more efficiently, so I can focus on real problems that require judgement, context and a human perspective. I also genuinely enjoy sharing what I learn about AI, making it practical and approachable, and seeing that spark of curiosity in others. That’s because I believe the real impact starts when knowledge doesn’t stay with one person, but spreads.