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CTOnews.com, Oct. 3, according to Bloomberg reported last night, JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon talked about his views on AI in an interview with Bloomberg TV yesterday.

With the development of science and technology, your child will live to be 100 years old and will not get cancer. And, in fact, they may only have to work three and a half days a week.

Jamie Dimon also said AI was "the key to the future success" of its own company. According to his previous view, AI can be used to help companies develop new products, promote customer engagement, increase productivity and strengthen risk management. AI, which already has thousands of employees at his bank, will "greatly improve" the quality of life of employees, even if some jobs may be eliminated.

But he also mentioned concerns about AI. "Technology has brought incredible achievements to mankind, but, you know, plane crashes and drug abuse all have negative effects, and in my opinion, the biggest negative effect of AI is being used by bad people to do bad things."

Earlier, Jamie Dimon used "a whole chapter" to introduce AI in JPMorgan's shareholder letter this year, claiming that JPMorgan's efforts on AI were absolutely necessary.

CTOnews.com reported in February that the Wall Street Journal quoted people familiar with the matter as saying that JPMorgan had restricted employees' use of ChatGPT at that time. The person familiar with the matter said JPMorgan did not restrict employees' use of ChatGPT because of any particular incident, but reflected normal control over third-party software. It is not possible to determine how many employees at the company are using ChatGPT or for what purpose.

According to CNBC in May this year, JPMorgan Chase was developing an AI chat robot product similar to ChatGPT, which would rely on the "disruptive" AI to choose investment projects for clients. According to its filing with the Bank of New York, the company applied for a trademark called IndexGPT, which will use "cloud computing software using AI" to "analyze and select securities that meet customer needs."

JPMorgan Chase may be the first financial company to launch GPT-like products directly to customers, according to Josh Gerben, a trademark agent in Washington, D.C.

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