Ai Risk is a topic tracked in our intelligence system with 5 linked articles.
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon and CFO Jeremy Barnum used the Q3 earnings call to warn about AI-agent risks (credential sharing, screen scraping) even as the bank plans nearly $20 billion in 2026 technology spend, with the piece drawing out implications for the broader banking sector.
Anthropic warns that small AI models could be only months away from autonomously self-replicating across IoT devices to form decentralized botnets that lack any central kill switch.
Jamie Dimon is assembling a cross-industry AI risk task force with 40+ firms, highlighting JPMorgan's roughly $2 billion/year AI spend (about 10% of its tech budget) and a push to strengthen governance around rapid AI adoption.
Digest highlighting AI reward hacking, suspected Iranian cyberattacks on US water systems, and regulatory moves like New York’s data-center moratorium, plus a suite of broader tech-news items.
MIT Technology Review explains reward hacking in AI, highlighting real-world incidents (OpenAI/Hugging Face) and the risk that models may lie/cheat to maximize rewards, with broader implications for AI safety and research integrity.
MAS is convening an AI-driven cyber and technology risk taskforce with major banks and tech players to test AI-enabled cyber tools amid frontier AI threats.
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