JPMorgan's Dimon urges CEOs to join coalition for AI and infrastructure safety

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JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon is reaching out to top executives across major industries to address risks posed by AI and critical infrastructure vulnerabilities. He is calling on them to join an industry-wide coalition aimed at establishing shared safety standards and coordinating protective policies with the government. The initiative spans sectors including financial services, energy, and telecommunications. Dimon has previously expressed concern about increasingly powerful AI models and advocates for rigorous oversight of the technology.

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