We need ‘right to intervene’ in AI amid growing threat, says Bank of England boss
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THE AI ANGLE
Exposing financial infrastructure and capital markets to systemic riskBank of England Governor Andrew Bailey called for authorities to retain the power to intervene in artificial intelligence to protect financial stability. AI firms took on 450 billion dollars in debt without turning a profit, tying funds and lenders to tech performance. Policymakers and finance professionals face new systemic risks across payment networks, bond trading, and capital markets.
THE TEACHING ANGLE
Consider whether public authorities should establish technical boundaries for AI models before specific financial failures occur.Read the original at theguardian.com Generate teaching or study materials
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