In an interview on CNBC’s Mad Money, Sasan Goodarzi said AI has been a big part of Intuit’s (INTU) innovation. “With the investments we’ve made, we’re being disruptive.” Accountants are big partners, especially for larger firms, he noted. Most of the companies Intuit works with are service-based not product-based, so tariff talks are not having a big impact on them, he added.
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