Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser said that as artificial intelligence models become more powerful and have the potential to trigger cyber attacks, companies are racing to strengthen their defenses. Fraser said at the Qatar Economic Forum in New York on Sunday, “Currently, companies are racing against the clock to defend and strengthen all of their borders, and a wave of large-scale system repairs is being set off around the world.” Earlier this year, Anthropic PBC released its Mythos model and warned that the system could usher in a new era of cyber risk. Speaking about the evolution of AI, Fraser said that the release of Mythos “doesn't bode well.”

Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser said that as artificial intelligence models become more powerful and have the potential to trigger cyber attacks, companies are racing to strengthen their defenses. Fraser said at the Qatar Economic Forum in New York on Sunday, “Currently, companies are racing against the clock to defend and strengthen all of their borders, and a wave of large-scale system repairs is being set off around the world.” Earlier this year, Anthropic PBC released its Mythos model and warned that the system could usher in a new era of cyber risk. Speaking about the evolution of AI, Fraser said that the release of Mythos “doesn't bode well.”