'AI is our friend': Bank CEOs play down risks from Mythos
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Major US banks' CEOs addressed AI-related risks and rewards during earnings calls, emphasizing the technology's potential benefits while acknowledging cybersecurity concerns. Banks like Morgan Stanley and Citi are actively exploring AI applications, with Citi planning to outline its AI strategy in May.
Major US banks are embracing artificial intelligence (AI) despite acknowledging associated risks. Morgan Stanley CEO Ted Pick described AI as a 'productivity phenomenon' that is evolving beyond automating routine tasks. The bank is using a beta version of Anthropic's Claude Mythos AI model. Other banks, including Citi and JPMorgan Chase, also discussed AI during their earnings calls. Citi plans to outline its AI strategy at an investor day on May 7. Bankers are aware of the potential cybersecurity risks associated with AI, but believe its benefits in terms of productivity and efficiency outweigh these concerns.
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