Overview
- Reporting on Aug. 5 says Jamie Dimon began personal outreach in July to more than 40 companies to expand the Alliance for Critical Infrastructure into a U.S.-focused forum for AI risk management.
- The group plans executive planning calls in August and aims to be fully operational by year-end to share information on threats and harmonize safeguards across sectors.
- Participants span banks, energy, water, utilities, telecoms, airlines and railroads, reflecting a cross-industry effort to spot, report and fix AI-related vulnerabilities.
- The push runs alongside U.S. government work, including the July-launched Gold Eagle initiative, and private testing of frontier models such as Anthropic’s Mythos that Dimon has publicly warned pose grave risks.
- JPMorgan brings existing programs and large AI spending to the effort, which could speed coordinated patching and influence access controls, corporate policies, and regulatory attention that affect everyday infrastructure security.