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Making use of artificial intelligence in the fight against money laundering
In the digital age we live in now, it’s hard to stop new types of financial crime with old technologies.
The financial services industry has to work hard to stop people from laundering money. Anti-money laundering (AML) compliance processes today involve a lot of manual, repetitive, and data-heavy tasks that don’t do a good job of stopping people from laundering money.
Given that current AML efforts aren’t very effective and that threats are getting more complicated and there is more data to analyse, now is a good time to look into the possibilities of artificial intelligence (AI), which could make a big difference in AML and give us a way to scale and adapt to the modern threat of money laundering.
Even though AI has a lot of potential, the growing number and awareness of AI applications have started a debate about how well these solutions work and how much AI could or should be trusted to replace human analysis and decision-making. It’s easy to understand why people are hesitant to use AI more widely, but the human brain is arguably the most opaque and unpredictable system there is.
In fact, more and more people think that combining human knowledge and processes with AI can lead to better results and new ways of working that are more effective than using humans or AI alone. One survey of companies from different industries found a link between the strength of an organization’s AI-human partnerships and the amount of money it saved and made overall. Companies with strong partnerships tended to do better.
The financial services industry needs to keep learning about AI’s capabilities, risks, and limits in order to fully explore and use its potential. Also important is the creation of an ethical framework that can be used to guide the development and use of AI, as well as to show that these new models work and can be trusted.
There is a real chance that AI can not only make things more efficient but also find new and creative ways to stop money laundering.
In the end, AI innovation must be seen as a risk worth taking when it is part of the right strategy and the right focus is put on building trust.
