Source: Caixin

Author: Zhao Hao

①In an interview, Dimon said, "Due to the development of technology, your children will be able to live to 100 years old and will not suffer from cancer. In fact, they may only need to work three and a half days a week."
②Regarding the negative impact of artificial intelligence, Dimon added that this technology may indeed replace some jobs, but new technologies always do.

On Monday local time (October 2), Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, said that thousands of employees at the company are already using artificial intelligence (AI) technology, which is expected to significantly improve the quality of life for employees.

"Due to the development of technology, your children will be able to live to 100 years old and will not suffer from cancer," Dimon said in an interview. "In fact, they may only need to work three and a half days a week."

Dimon pointed out that artificial intelligence is "crucial to the future success of our company." He has previously stated that this technology can be used to help the company develop new products, drive customer engagement, increase productivity, and strengthen risk management.

According to data from the consulting firm Evident, the largest financial services institution in the United States recruited more than 3,500 AI-related positions from February to April this year. Dimon also mentioned in a shareholder letter that there are as many as 300 "use cases" in development internally.

Evident claims that JPMorgan Chase is leading in AI talent reserves.

In April of this year, JPMorgan Chase unveiled an AI-driven model designed to decipher central bank communications and identify potential trading signals. The bank's economists used a language model based on ChatGPT to detect the tone of policy signals and effectively rate them from dovish to hawkish, calling it the "hawk-dove score."

JPMorgan economists found that when the model showed an increase in hawkish sentiment among Federal Reserve speakers during meeting breaks, the next policy statement became more hawkish, leading to an increase in the yield of one-year government bonds. The internal assessment of this was "encouraging preliminary results."

In June of this year, Dimon also appointed Teresa Heitsenrether, a member of the operating committee, to head the newly established data and analytics department. This data department is said to be part of JPMorgan Chase's AI strategy, which Dimon has identified as "crucial to the future success of the company."

Regarding the negative impact of artificial intelligence, Dimon added later in the day that this technology may indeed replace some jobs, but new technologies always do. He also believes that even though AI offers positive aspects, the technology does bring risks.

"Technology has done incredible things for humanity, but as you know, cases like plane crashes and drug abuse show that there are negative impacts," he said. "In my view, the biggest negative impact is that AI can be used by bad actors to do bad things."

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