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The Bank of England is framing AI-enabled cyberattacks, including weaponized models and rogue AI agents, as a systemic financial risk, and it is asking lenders to plan for recovery from core-system compromise rather than relying on prevention. For AI readers, this is a regulator-level signal that frontier-model misuse is moving into prudential supervision, though the piece offers no specific threat data or new binding rules.
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BoE Warns Banks Against AI Cybersecurity Risks

GDELT2 min read

England’s central bank is warning lenders they shouldn’t assume they are invulnerable to artificial intelligence (AI)-powered cyberattacks. Sarah Breeden, deputy governor of the Bank of England (BoE) said Thursday (Oct. 15) that advances in artificial intelligence (AI) meant the technology now presents a “systemic risk” to…

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