Chainalysis Brings AI-Powered Investigation Tools to Compliance Teams The announcement came at the company’s annual Links conference, where CEO Jonathan Levin framed the rollout as a direct response to criminal actors already using AI to scale fraud, theft, and money laundering. Chainalysis stated that it has screened billions of transactions and supported more than ten million investigations over more than a decade. Agents, according to the company, are built on top of that dataset rather than layered onto it. Until now, extracting meaningful intelligence from the Chainalysis platform required specialized training. The new agents are designed to give executives, compliance …