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The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Financial Forecasting: A Transformative Approach

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Jun 2026

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Dr Prachi Nikam

Dr Prachi Nikam

Department of Management

Shri Vaishnav Institute of Management & Science,

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Dr. Megha Jain

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Shri Vaishnav Institute of Management & Science,

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Shrushti Gadkari

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Shri Vaishnav Institute of Management & Science,

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Abstract

The world today is going through dynamic technological developments in every field. Introduction of Artificial Intelligence is one of them. Artificial Intelligence is one of the technological developments that make machines think, learn, and act like humans. Essentially, introducing human intelligence into machines aims to reduce human dependency on work and save time. Artificial Intelligence has now become an integral part of every sector, including finance. Financial forecasting is a major part of finance, as it helps predict the future financial performance of any entity by using its past data and trends. The implementation of Artificial Intelligence in Financial Forecasting has drastically improved the performance of the entities using it. One of the studies depicts that the implementation of Artificial Intelligence for financial forecasting has reduced the errors in forecasting by up to 22% and increased the proficiency of financial forecasting by 17%. The use of Artificial Intelligence in forecasting has not only improved performance but also resulted in the accuracy of data and saving time. This study will aid entities to perceive the importance of Artificial Intelligence in financial forecasting by understanding the pros and cons involved in AI implementation.

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Artificial Intelligence Finance Financial Forecasting Technological Developments Data accuracy Error reduction

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Dr Prachi Nikam, Dr. Megha Jain, Shrushti Gadkari, "The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Financial Forecasting: A Transformative Approach," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 6, pp. 1-5, Jun 2026. https://doi.org/10.55041/IJSREM64621

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In conclusion, the evidence presented throughout this paper demonstrates that the rapid evolution of Artificial Intelligence is transforming financial forecasting, enabling organizations to maintain competitiveness in an increasingly data-driven landscape. AI has become indispensable for finance departments, offering the ability to process vast datasets, improve prediction accuracy, and facilitate timely decision-making—capabilities that far surpass traditional methods. This study demonstrates that AI-driven forecasting enhances financial planning by leveraging historical trends to generate precise future projections, serving as a critical benchmark for organizational financial health. The findings reinforce AI’s role as a strategic tool—not just for automating complex tasks, but for delivering actionable insights that drive smarter, faster financial decisions.  However, successful implementation requires careful consideration of several factors, including system compatibility, scalability, data integrity, and cyber security. While AI enhances efficiency and reduces manual processing, human expertise remains critical for validating results, interpreting contextual nuances, and making strategic judgments. The emergence of AI oversight roles underscores that the optimal approach combines AI's computational power with human discernment—using machines for data processing and humans for validation and decision-making. Furthermore, the study reveals that AI adoption is more feasible and cost-effective for mid-sized and large enterprises, given the significant investments required for implementation and maintenance. For smaller entities, the barriers to entry may be higher, though partnerships and cloud-based solutions could offer viable pathways to adoption. As AI continues to evolve, organizations must prioritize continuous learning, ensuring finance teams are equipped with AI literacy and critical evaluation skills. The future of financial forecasting lies in a hybrid model—where AI handles data-driven predictions and humans provide strategic oversight—balancing technological efficiency with expert judgment. Ultimately, AI is not replacing traditional forecasting but elevating it, enabling businesses to navigate complexity with greater confidence and agility. The findings affirm that AI is revolutionizing financial forecasting, but its true value is realized when integrated thoughtfully, with clear governance, robust safeguards, and a collaborative human-machine approach. Organizations that embrace this balance will be best positioned to thrive in an increasingly data-centric financial landscape.

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