JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon makes one request to AI-hungry CEOs
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon is organizing a coalition of major corporations to address national security risks and vulnerabilities associated with artificial intelligence. The Alliance for Critical Infrastructure aims to coordinate safety policies and technical safeguards across sectors like energy, finance, and transport.
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As AI adoption accelerates, the potential for systemic cyber threats to critical infrastructure has become a top priority for corporate and government leaders.
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon is reaching out to top executives in America, urging them to join an industry coalition to address the growing risks posed by artificial intelligence (AI) and critical infrastructure threats. At a time when tech companies race to adopt generative AI tools, the head of the largest US bank has contacted CEOs at major financial institutions, IT firms and regional energy providers to enlist them in the Alliance for Critical Infrastructure (ACI). Citing sources familiar with the matter, news agency Reuters reported that the personal outreach, which began in July, targets more than 40 leading corporations spanning financial services, energy, water utilities, telecommunications, airlines and rail transport.Unifying critical infrastructure against AI threatsThe expansion of the initiative aims to establish a unified framework for understanding AI deployment risks, setting technical safeguards and coordinating safety policies directly with the Trump administration.
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