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Journal of Emerging Trends in Engineering and Applied Sciences (JETEAS)
ISSN:2141-7016
| Abstract: The rise of cryptocurrency has revolutionized financial transactions but has also introduced new vulnerabilities, particularly in facilitating money laundering due to its pseudonymous and decentralized nature. This research delves into the role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in addressing these challenges, focusing on its application in detecting, preventing, and mitigating money laundering activities within cryptocurrency ecosystems. Key AI methodologies, including machine learning models, anomaly detection systems, and blockchain analysis tools, are explored to understand their effectiveness in identifying suspicious transactions and uncovering hidden networks of illicit activities. The study integrates an analysis of real-world cases, reviews of existing regulatory frameworks, and discussions on the scalability and adaptability of AI technologies in dynamic cryptocurrency markets. Additionally, it addresses ethical considerations, data privacy concerns, and the challenges of implementing AI-based Anti-Money Laundering (AML) solutions in a fragmented regulatory landscape. The findings demonstrate that while AI significantly enhances the capacity to monitor and analyze vast volumes of transactional data, achieving optimal outcomes requires robust cross-sector collaboration, technological innovation, and regulatory alignment. The paper concludes with actionable recommendations for financial institutions, regulatory bodies, and technology developers to maximize AI's potential in combating cryptocurrency-enabled money laundering while ensuring transparency, accountability, and fairness. |
| Keywords: Artificial Intelligence, Money Laundering, Blockchain Technology, Cryptocurrency Transactions |
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