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Intel Saffron AML Advisor Launched by Intel for Detecting Financial Crime

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Aniruddha Paul
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Yesterday, Intel launched the Intel Saffron AML (Anti-Money Laundering) Advisor using explainable AI. It aims at detecting financial crime while enhancing decision-making prospects for analysts and investigators. The transparent AI solution uses associative memory for financial services institutions. It is driven by Intel Xeon Scalable processors.

The AI is able to stimulate the natural learning ability of humans, along with remembering and reasoning in real-time. Furthermore, it possesses the ability to mimic the human brain as per perceptive differences hidden in data sources that are dynamic and heterogeneous. In order to process this, it contains an ‘infinitely larger’ dataset than humans.

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As for the AML Advisor, it presents the actions transparently for white-box AI supporting enterprise applications. The entire project of solutions aims at easing up decision-making in ‘highly’ complex tasks. According to early results, money laundering can be detected with ‘unprecedented speed and efficiency.’

Intel Saffron, with much of its analytical prowess, can provide more insights for startups, meeting complaints, and more related requirements.

Coming back to financial crime detection abilities, the Advisor consists of the following features:

  • Knowledge index
  • Continuous learning
  • Work augmentation
  • Compliance validation

Not only this project, but Intel also introduced another program, EAP (Early Adopter Program) of Intel Saffron. This will help institutions with innovative financial services through the latest developments in associative memory. Additionally, this will help firms in gaining top control over market competition. Bank of New Zealand (BNZ) expanded its partnership with Intel by joining this program.

Intel Saffron – another technological advancement

As David Bullock complimented, not just ‘cutting-edge’, but “truly bleeding edge technology” of Intel Saffron will lead businesses towards providing smarter customer solutions.  He is the director of Products and Technology of BNZ, and says further, “By staying at the forefront of AI, we can help ensure we have access to the latest, innovative technologies that enhance our business.”

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