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EY, NVIDIA unveil new AI-driven platform

The EY.ai Agentic Platform aims to drive multi-sector transformation starting with tax, risk, and finance domains.

EY announced the launch of its EY.ai Agentic Platform, an artificial intelligence (AI) solution developed in collaboration with NVIDIA.

Built on the full NVIDIA AI stack—including NVIDIA AI Enterprise and the new NVIDIA AI-Q Blueprint, AI-Q—the platform will integrate private, domain-specific NVIDIA AI reasoning models with human knowledge to enhance operational excellence through the productivity of AI agents.

EY will leverage the EY.ai Agentic Platform to apply more than 100 years of deep experience and curated data sets.

Deployment will start with core business areas and will continue to expand into sector-specific enterprise AI agent solutions across life sciences, manufacturing, financial services, and more.

This expansion builds upon earlier EY and NVIDIA collaborations, including the recently introduced agentic solutions for telecommunication providers. Through the AI-powered solution, EY.ai telecom agents are streamlining contract reviews and will soon extend to other sectors and domains.

The first wave of deployment will feature a workforce integration of AI agents and tax professionals designed to surpass 3m tax compliance deliverables and redefine more than 30m tax processes over the coming year.

This will leverage 150 tax agents assisting 80,000 EY tax professionals across data collection, document analysis and review, and income and indirect tax compliance.

EY.ai risk agents will also work with risk professionals to deliver new AI-native services. The third-party risk management agent will enable clients to manage risk more comprehensively and increase productivity.

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