That’s a good question. Unfortunately the money the make might be a lot more. After all, “creative” accounting is often billed as an extra, and it’s still worth it.

Often there is simply no real substance behind the numbers, like no real. business transactions, or something about it being not quite what it’s made to look like, etc. (think money laundering for an exanple).

This system expects honest trade and “real” financial transactions, which would be ideal. Only not necessarily in everyone’s interest.

A fun idea: Watch which big corps are the most vocal in speaking against this kind of automated auditing, to get an idea whose hands might the the dirtiest. ;)