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Artificial intelligence in forensic auditing research
Overview
A bibliometric and thematic study has analyzed the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) within forensic auditing, forensic accounting, and financial fraud detection. The research examined 504 publications indexed in Scopus between 2014 and 2026 to identify global research gaps and the specific position of Latin America in the field.
The findings indicate rapid growth in this area since 2023, with a predominance of machine learning applications used to detect fraud in financial statements and transactions. While regional production in Latin America remains limited, the study notes that its proportional orientation toward the public sector and contracting shows a relative impact, in terms of citation numbers, similar to global production levels.
Entities
OpenAlex · Universidad Católica de Santiago de Guayaquil · Forensic Medicine Institute · Scopus · Ahmet Bensiz
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[TECHNOLOGY] 5 sourcesArtificial intelligence in forensic auditing research
A bibliometric analysis reveals rapid global growth in using artificial intelligence for forensic auditing and fraud detection, noting Latin America's specific focus on public sector applications.
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[CRIME] 2 sourcesForensic Medicine Institute utilizes AI to ensure test accuracy
Forensic Medicine Institute Vice President Ahmet Bensiz defended the accuracy of the agency's tests, citing the use of artificial intelligence and international accreditation to ensure reliable results.
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dspace.ups.edu.ec · haber1.com · repositorio.ucsg.edu.ec · repositorio.uide.edu.ec · repositorio.ulvr.edu.ec · repositorio.undac.edu.pe · sondakika.com