Overview
- Jamie Dimon has personally contacted more than 40 companies to expand and refocus the Alliance for Critical Infrastructure toward AI threat sharing and safeguards.
- The outreach began in July and involves firms across banking, energy, water, utilities, telecoms, airlines and railroads with calls scheduled for August to set collaboration terms.
- ACI leaders plan to use the forum to identify how high‑capability models are being used, surface shared vulnerabilities and coordinate fixes with the federal Gold Eagle effort.
- Dimon has publicly warned that frontier models such as Anthropic’s Mythos can enable fast, hard‑to‑trace attacks, and JPMorgan is simultaneously investing billions in AI and testing defenses internally.
- The push follows months of reporting that advanced models can find and craft exploits, which has prompted U.S. export guidance, voluntary pre‑release testing proposals and renewed industry‑government information sharing.