[Fed Report: AI Risks Become the Biggest Concern for US Financial Stability] According to Jinse Finance, on November 15th, the US Federal Reserve's semi-annual Financial Stability Report listed risks in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) as the biggest concern for financial stability. This survey, released on Friday (November 13th), found that the potential risks inherent in AI technology itself and the rapid investment growth in the AI sector were the primary concerns of respondents. 87% of respondents considered AI a significant risk to the financial system. Their concerns included cyberattacks, risks associated with complex AI-related financing, and the potential for a slowdown in AI profitability to trigger a broad market correction. In a previous survey released in May, only 50% of respondents listed AI as a risk factor. A broad correction in risky assets was the second biggest concern among respondents, accounting for 52%; cyberattacks accounted for 43%; rising long-term interest rates accounted for 48%; and fiscal debt sustainability accounted for 43%.