
The Accounting Podcast Intuit's $100m/yr OpenAI Deal & How Tech Companies Juice Profits
Nov 22, 2025
The discussion dives into how AI can enhance cost segregation, tackling tasks that typically take just a few minutes. Michael Burry's intriguing bet against AI companies raises eyebrows, alleging they manipulate earnings through depreciation strategies. Intuit's massive $100 million deal with OpenAI draws attention, aiming to integrate AI across its platforms. They also explore troubling statistics, revealing that 10% of adults act on flawed AI tax advice, emphasizing the tech's current pitfalls and risks.
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AI Excels At Short, Repetitive Tasks
- AI reliably automates tasks that take humans about 2–5 minutes with near‑100% accuracy today.
- Blake predicts the time horizon doubles every seven months, rapidly expanding feasible tasks for AI.
Automate Microtasks First
- Identify microtasks inside your workflow (2–5 minute jobs) and automate them with AI to get near‑perfect results.
- In cost segregation, use AI to analyze photos and auto‑generate item lists for inspectors to validate.
Site Photos Converted To Asset Lists
- Blake showed AI identifying depreciable assets from hotel site photos, including storm drains and patio furniture.
- He suggests inspectors could validate AI output instead of manually cataloging every item onsite.



