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AI-Enhanced Real-Time Customer Churn Prediction via Federated Learning for Privacy-Preserving and Optimized Marketing Decision (Published)

In the contemporary business world where competition is stiff, it becomes very important to retain customers. Real time customer churn prediction prepares organizations to intervene and since centralized machine learning involves data gathering from sources located in the actual customer environment such a method would be highly invasive of the customer’s privacy. This paper aims at proposing a new approach to integrate artificial intelligence technology into real-time customer churn prediction through federated learning where nobody has access to another person’s data and the training is done collectively across the devices or organizations. Thus, to provide a solution where public and sensitive data is analyzed while adhering to legal norms like GDPR, FL is used in conjunction with deep learning models. Not only the proposed system can accurately predict the churn rate but also the features or data insights are provided to an AI-based marketing fighting chance repository to engage the customer properly at an opportune time. In the experiment part, by testing on artificially generated customer databases, we prove that our method can obtain satisfactory predictive accuracy and at the same time, avoid leaking individuals’ information. Also, there is the evaluation of the effectiveness of the system on marketing with major benefits such as enhanced targeting of campaigns and low customer churn rates. It belongs to the area of privacy-preserving machine learning and intelligent marketing that enables the development of cost-effective and efficient real-time customer churn management resources for data-sensitive industries.

Keywords: AI in marketing, Data Privacy, customer churn prediction, federated learning, privacy-preserving machine learning

SecurePayFL: Collaborative Intelligence Framework for Cross-Border Fraud Detection Through Privacy-Preserving Federated Learning (Published)

This article presents SecurePayFL, a privacy-preserving federated learning framework designed to enable collaborative fraud detection in financial institutions without compromising sensitive customer data. The article addresses the fundamental challenge that while collaborative data sharing significantly enhances fraud detection capabilities, it risks violating stringent data protection regulations such as GDPR and CCPA. SecurePayFL implements sophisticated cryptographic protocols including homomorphic encryption and differential privacy techniques to secure model updates while maintaining regulatory compliance. Through a comprehensive evaluation involving fifteen financial institutions across seven Asian countries, the framework demonstrates substantial improvements in fraud detection accuracy, particularly for cross-border fraud patterns, while maintaining strict data sovereignty. The article details the architecture, implementation methodology, performance analysis, and regulatory considerations of this novel approach, establishing a new paradigm for secure financial intelligence sharing that balances effective fraud detection with robust privacy protection.

Keywords: collaborative intelligence, cross-border security, federated learning, financial fraud detection, privacy-preserving machine learning

AI-Driven Customer Data Platforms: Unlocking Personalization While Ensuring Privacy (Published)

This article explores how artificial intelligence is transforming Customer Data Platforms (CDPs) by enabling enhanced personalization while maintaining privacy compliance. As organizations face mounting pressure to deliver personalized customer experiences amid stricter data protection regulations, AI-driven CDPs provide a crucial technological bridge. The article examines four key dimensions of AI-enhanced CDPs: identity resolution and profile unification, real-time personalization and predictive analytics, privacy-preserving technologies, and implementation architecture. Through analysis of current inquiry and industry practices, the article demonstrates how machine learning models improve customer identification across touchpoints, enable predictive capabilities beyond traditional segmentation, incorporate privacy by design through techniques like federated learning and differential privacy, and require thoughtful architectural and organizational strategies for successful deployment. By addressing both technological advances and implementation considerations, this article provides a comprehensive framework for understanding how organizations can leverage AI to enhance customer engagement while respecting and protecting privacy.

Keywords: Artificial Intelligence, Personalization, customer data platforms, identity resolution, privacy-preserving machine learning

The Evolution of AI-Driven Threat Hunting: A Technical Deep Dive into Modern Cybersecurity (Published)

The integration of artificial intelligence and machine learning in threat hunting represents a transformative evolution in cybersecurity defense strategies. As traditional signature-based detection methods prove inadequate against sophisticated cyber threats, AI-driven systems offer advanced capabilities in real-time threat detection, analysis, and response. The article delves into the technical foundations of AI-based threat hunting systems, exploring their multi-layered architecture, data processing mechanisms, and advanced detection capabilities. From zero-day attack detection to advanced persistent threats and insider threat monitoring, these systems leverage neural networks, machine learning algorithms, and automated response mechanisms to enhance security operations. The discussion encompasses crucial aspects of data protection, privacy considerations, and future technological developments in the field.

Keywords: artificial intelligence security, privacy-preserving machine learning, security automation, threat detection systems, zero-day attack prevention

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