Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser warns of AI-driven cyber risks

…has inadvertently hacked into other companies since the beginning of 2026. prompting warnings from executives including Anthropic’s Dario Amodei to slow the pace of AI development. Amodei said that his firm would implement new safety steps such as third-party evaluators . Anthropic employee Jacob Coxon resigned from his role earlier this month, putting spotlight on the risks of AI. It raised concerns that advanced AI researchers believe that the technology could cause an existential…

…catastrophe by the end of the decade. Industry executives such as Nvidia’s Jensen Huang dismissed such concerns. He urged companies to quicken AI development while retaining responsibility for product safety, saying firms should not release systems that are not ready or safe . Goldman Sachs Group CEO David Solomon, at the Qatar Economic Forum, called on technology executives to “take a deep breath, slow down.” He expressed “high confidence that humanity will be here and that we’ll all be…

…retaining responsibility for product safety, saying firms should not release systems that are not ready or safe. Goldman Sachs Group CEO David Solomon, at the Qatar Economic Forum, called on technology executives to “ take a deep breath, slow down .” He expressed “high confidence that humanity will be here and that we’ll all be participating actively.”…