AI will also introduce serious new risks — from deepfakes and misinformation to cybersecurity vulnerabilities. These risks are real, but they are manageable if companies, regulators and governments prepare.
Jamie Dimon
chairman and CEO of JPMorganChase
In his 2026 shareholder letter, JPMorganChase CEO Jamie Dimon wrote that AI would create serious risks from deepfakes, misinformation, and cybersecurity vulnerabilities, but said preparation could manage them.
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of JPMorganChasePublished April 6, 2026 · date of remarks not establishedJPMorganChase 2025 Annual Report, Chairman and CEO Letter to Shareholders
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AI is a genuine technological shift that will impact many sectors, including physical industries and scientific research. AI is only beginning to be applied broadly in science, and its influence will continue to expand. AI will also introduce serious new risks — from deepfakes and misinformation to cybersecurity vulnerabilities. These risks are real, but they are manageable if companies, regulators and governments prepare. The worst mistakes we can make are predictable: overreact at the first serious incident and regulate out important innovation or underreact and fail to learn from what went wrong.
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- Before this passage, Dimon wrote that AI would bring major productivity, medical, safety, and scientific benefits.
- Immediately afterward, he opposed both overreacting in ways that regulate away innovation and underreacting to incidents; he also said AI would eliminate some jobs, create others, and could outpace workforce adaptation.
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