AI for taxes: how a self-learning tax agent was built
OpenAI, working with the tax platform Thrive and the fintech company Crete, has built a self-learning AI agent for tax returns. The Codex-based system automates form filling, corrects errors and cuts document processing time. The agent takes over the manual work of preparing tax returns, freeing specialists for more complex tasks.
AI-processed from OpenAI Blog; edited by Hamidun News
OpenAI, together with the tax platform Thrive and the fintech company Crete, has created an AI agent for taxes that takes over the manual work of preparing tax returns, freeing specialists for more complex tasks.
How does AI help with preparing tax returns?
It takes over the manual work of preparing tax returns, freeing specialists for more complex tasks.
- Nov 2, 2026DeepSeek open-sources Super-agent prototype: p95 task completion time of 15.7 minutes vs. 29.5
- Nov 2, 2026Bun creator uses Claude Code to port 750K lines from Zig to Rust in 11 days
- Nov 2, 2026Microsoft releases 4B model Mage-VL-Cowork, which solves 66.0% of OSWorld-Verified tasks
- Nov 2, 2026Meta's Muse assistant keeps dossiers on loved ones and gets root on Ubuntu by default
Build & Ship Production AI Agents Without Boilerplate Code
Start your free 72-hour trial at Hamidun Academy (academy.hamidun.com) — interactive lessons on Claude Code & Cursor, live Tech Radar, and production agent templates.
The AI world, distilled — once a week
Seven stories that actually mattered, hand-picked. No noise, no reposts, no press releases.
Done! Check your inbox for a confirmation.