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Harnessing AI for AML/CFT: Legal Grounds for Training AI on Personal Data for AML/CFT under EU Data Protection Law
AI systems can assist in fulfilling AML/CFT obligations within the revised EU AML framework. To function accurately, these AI-enhanced AML systems require extensive training on datasets, including personal data. This paper examines the legal grounds under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR
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