LLM Framework for Explainable AML Triage with Evidence Retrieval
A new arXiv preprint (2604.19755) proposes an explainable anti-money laundering (AML) triage framework that uses large language models (LLMs) with evidence constraints. The method combines retrieval-augmented evidence bundling from policy guidance, customer context, alert triggers, and transaction subgraphs; a structured LLM output contract requiring explicit citations and separating supporting, contradicting, and missing evidence; and counterfactual checks to validate decision coherence under minimal perturbations. The approach addresses risks of hallucinations and weak provenance in regulated workflows.
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- arXiv preprint 2604.19755
- Proposes explainable AML triage framework using LLMs
- Combines retrieval-augmented evidence bundling
- Includes structured LLM output contract with citations
- Separates supporting, contradicting, and missing evidence
- Uses counterfactual checks for decision coherence
- Addresses hallucinations and provenance in regulated workflows
- Treats triage as evidence-constrained decision process
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