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Big Four face AI competition from smaller firms, says former EY UK boss

Hywel Ball says consulting firms’ own AI efforts are ‘doubly important’ as he takes up board roles at two start-ups

Big Four firms face “challenges” in adopting artificial intelligence, said EY’s former UK boss Hywel Ball, as he announced plans to take up board roles at two AI-focused boutiques.

A number of boutique professional services start-ups have an edge by being able to build AI into their work unhampered, he said. “There is a patch in the middle” between being nimble and having “enough critical mass to give you the momentum”, creating opportunities for mid-sized firms, Ball added.

“If you’re really big there are lots of challenges about driving that extent of cultural change,” Ball said. “The Big Four are spending a lot of money on AI, and they’ve got the resources and investment to do it, but they’ll have their own challenges for adoption, because they’re so big.”

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