SEC Chief Warns Unregulated AI Could Spark Financial Crisis as Banks Rush to Adopt the Technology
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SEC chair Gary Gensler warned AI could trigger a financial crisis within a decade, as banks rush to adopt the tech.
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Gensler said reliance on AI models by tech firms could lead to economic chaos if they fail.
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He called for regulating both the AI models and how banks use them, calling it a "cross-regulatory challenge."
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Banks like Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan are enthusiastically adopting AI like chatbots and generative models.
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However, banks have also banned employees from using certain public AI tools like ChatGPT amid security concerns.