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A Scalable AI-Driven Ecosystem for National Debt Intervention: Integrating Predictive Analytics and Behavioral Segmentation for Financial Wellness

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  • Tenny Enoch Devadas

    (Achieve, USA)

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Personal debt in the United States has reached critical levels, creating widespread economic strain and limiting opportunities for financial mobility. This article presents a comprehensive AI-driven ecosystem designed to proactively identify financially distressed individuals and connect them with personalized debt relief resources through advanced machine learning and real-time data engineering. The framework integrates multiple AI models, including risk classification algorithms, propensity scoring systems, natural language processing for intent detection, and recommender systems for tailored program matching. Built on a scalable infrastructure utilizing Apache Kafka and Spark for stream processing, the system aggregates behavioral signals from diverse sources while maintaining privacy compliance. The multichannel engagement strategy encompasses on-site personalization, targeted digital remarketing, connected television campaigns, and direct communication channels to ensure inclusive reach across demographics. Through a structured five-phase journey from crisis identification to financial empowerment, the framework demonstrates significant improvements in program participation rates, debt reduction outcomes, credit score rehabilitation, and reduction in financial anxiety. The system's architecture enables nationwide deployment across varied populations and regions, offering a transformative solution to address economic inequality and promote sustainable financial recovery. This technological innovation represents a convergence of artificial intelligence, behavioral science, and social impact, providing a blueprint for large-scale financial wellness initiatives that serve the public good while advancing the field of applied AI in economic contexts.

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  • Tenny Enoch Devadas, 2025. "A Scalable AI-Driven Ecosystem for National Debt Intervention: Integrating Predictive Analytics and Behavioral Segmentation for Financial Wellness," Journal of Computer Science and Technology Studies, Al-Kindi Center for Research and Development, vol. 7(6), pages 888-896, June.
  • Handle: RePEc:alk:jcsts0:v:7:y:2025:i:6:id:10109
    DOI: 10.32996/jcsts.2025.7.105
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