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Digital Crime and Decentralized Finance: Artificial Intelligence, Cryptocurrency, and Large Language Models
Thu, Nov 13, 2:00 to 3:20pm, Independence Salon G - M4Session Submission Type: Regular Session
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Individual Presentations
Beyond the Click: Cross-Border Russian-Speaking Financial Crime Networks in Poland - Szymon Michał Buczyński, University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn/Poland
Embeddedness of Crypto-Crimes: A Novel Theoretical Frame - Csaba Gyoery, ELTE University Faculty of Law, Budapest / Institute of Legal Studies, Centre for Social Sciences, Hungarian Academy of Sciences
Factors Impacting Successful Prosecution of Cases in Courts: Content Analyses of Judgments Using Large Language Models - Vinod Kumar TK, University of North Carolina Wilmington; Arvind Verma, Indiana University Bloomington
Towards Cryptocriminology of Crypto and Decentralized Finance: Cypherpunks, Scam Artists, and FBI Agents - Pavel Vasiliev, Ohio University
When Ratios Fall Short: The Case for Reconsidering Risk Proxies in Corporate Crime Research - Fiona Chan, Indiana University