1. AI, a Provenance or Solution for Financial Crime
- Author
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Rezart Demiraj, Houshang Habibniya, and Suzan Dsouza
- Subjects
Finance ,HF5001-6182 ,business.industry ,Control (management) ,Private sector ,artificial intelligence (ai) ,Cybercrime ,Harm ,Economics as a science ,Order (exchange) ,cybercrime ,financial crime ,Criminal law ,Business ,Applications of artificial intelligence ,fraud ,HB71-74 ,Ai systems - Abstract
This article consists a review of the existing literature on artificial intelligence (AI) with respect to financial crimes. The purpose is to notify the unintentional bad impacts and intentional good impacts of AI applications in relation to financial crimes. This article has reinforced the discussions stating AI applications to be considered as a solution for financial crimes instead of being criticized as the cause for financial crime. The public and private sectors both need be alert with the unintentional harm caused by cybercrime. The current behavior of AI is considered as an accelerator or an antidote to financial crimes, specific to cybercrimes. It is advised to apply criminal law to control cybercrimes. However, holding the AI agents responsible is considered to be an inappropriate mechanism. Thus, AI systems are still not deemed to be capable of forming a proper legitimate system in order to curb the financial crimes.
- Published
- 2021