AI-Driven DevOps Framework for Financial Inclusion, Secure Healthcare and Insurance Systems Using BERT Intelligence and SDN
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.15662/IJARCST.2025.0805017Keywords:
AI-Driven DevOps, BERT-Based Intelligence, Financial Inclusion, Proactive Incident Management, Secure Healthcare Systems, Insurance Technology (InsurTech), Explainable AI, Sustainable Cloud Operations, Federated LearningAbstract
The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into DevOps pipelines is transforming digital service delivery, enabling intelligent automation, proactive monitoring, and secure system operations across critical industries. This paper proposes an AI-driven DevOps framework that leverages BERT-based intelligence to enhance financial inclusion, incident management, and cybersecurity in healthcare and insurance systems. The framework combines contextual natural language understanding, anomaly prediction, and semantic event correlation to improve decision-making in real time.
BERT-based models are deployed within CI/CD environments to process log data, user feedback, and policy documentation, enabling automated root-cause analysis and adaptive risk mitigation. In financial inclusion, explainable predictive analytics powered by fine-tuned BERT embeddings support fair credit assessment and dynamic microinsurance recommendations for underbanked populations. For healthcare and insurance domains, the architecture integrates secure NLP-driven knowledge graphs and federated data governance mechanisms to detect fraud, ensure policy compliance, and protect patient information under HIPAA and GDPR standards.
The system’s cloud-native implementation employs container orchestration, distributed model inference, and green DevOps practices to ensure scalability, resilience, and sustainability. Experimental evaluation indicates a 33% reduction in incident resolution time, a 27% increase in anomaly detection accuracy, and improved data security metrics compared with traditional monitoring systems. The proposed BERT-augmented DevOps framework establishes a new paradigm for intelligent, secure, and inclusive digital transformation across financial and healthcare ecosystems.
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