IMF warns on AI and cyber threats
The International Monetary Fund has warned of increasing risks threatening the global financial system. It pointed out that a sharp correction in artificial intelligence markets or major cyberattacks could cause widespread disruptions and a sudden tightening of financial conditions. The report emphasized that weakened AI investments or a rapid decline in profitability could lead to a correction in financial markets, especially as reliance on growth forecasts linked to this technology grows. It also highlighted that increasing cyberattacks threaten confidence in markets and infrastructure. Additionally, rising yields on sovereign bonds pose an extra risk, particularly if they lead to rising inflation or the need for more restrictive monetary policies. Overall, the report notes that the combination of these challenges represents the greatest threats to the stability of international financial markets.
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