JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said Tuesday that the release of Anthropic's Mythos AI system has escalated the bank's cybersecurity threat tenfold, calling cyber its biggest risk. Speaking with Bloomberg TV's Tom Mackenzie at the 14th annual JPMorgan Tech Summit in London, Dimon said he had already flagged cyber as the bank's top risk in his chairman's letter, before Mythos was published. He pointed to the newly formed Alliance for Critical Infrastructure, a 50-company coalition spanning six vital industries including tech, finance, water and transport, as part of the response. Dimon also warned on ballooning sovereign debt, noting U.S. government debt has surged from 50% to 100% of GDP, and argued that good policy in the United States and Europe could drive growth 1% higher at no cost. On AI infrastructure, he said data center builders should go where they are welcomed, noting half of the planned facilities are slated for Texas and Virginia.
JPMorgan Chase & CoDimon says Anthropic's Mythos AI release escalated JPMorgan's cybersecurity threat tenfold, calling cyber its biggest risk.
NVIDIA CorporationAnthropic's Mythos AI system is cited as the cause of a tenfold escalation in JPMorgan's cyber threat.
