Artificial Intelligence Applications in Banking and Financial Services: A Bibliometric Perspective
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Artificial Intelligence, Banking Industry, Bibliometric Analysis, Financial Inclusion, Digital TransformationAbstract
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a significant driver of innovation in the banking sector, especially in the context of post-pandemic digital transformation. AI is widely utilized in areas such as fraud detection, credit evaluation, risk management, and customer interaction, attracting considerable interest from both academics and industry professionals. This research explores the recent advancements in AI within the banking industry, focusing on studies published between 2020 and 2025. A bibliometric approach is employed, using data from the Scopus database and bibliometric tools like VOSviewer and R Studio to visualize keyword networks and track emerging trends. The study aims to identify influential authors, journals, and countries contributing to AI research in banking. By analyzing these developments, the research highlights the contributions of AI to improving operational efficiency, data security, and financial inclusion, particularly in the Indonesian context. This work offers valuable insights into the ongoing integration of AI in the banking sector and its potential to shape future financial services, emphasizing its relevance to both global and regional markets.
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