JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs underscore security in AI plans
NEW YORK — JPMorgan Chase has accelerated AI use, building out its enterprise AI platform LLM Suite to support 1,000 business applications. But for Global CIO Lori Beer, security always comes first.
“We have to make sure security, how we manage risk, is front and center of everything we do,” Beer said, speaking Thursday during the Evident AI Symposium.
Beer’s remarks come in the wake of CEO Jamie Dimon voicing concerns about rogue agents and the bank’s move to prohibit outside agents from operating within its environment.
Across the financial services sector, leaders are grappling with the security implications of AI, especially as the technology evolves and agents proliferate. Aligning agents with enterprise standards and policies remains a critical challenge facing CIOs, said Marco Argenti, CIO at Goldman Sachs.
“You have to embrace the fact that any agent could misbehave,” he said. “They’re not deterministic machines, they’re stochastic machines.”
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