FRANKFURT, July 7 : The European Central Bank on Tuesday gave euro zone banks four months to draw up plans to counter AI-enabled cyber threats that could undermine confidence in the financial system and disrupt payments. The move reflects mounting concern among regulators about advanced AI models such as A

Bank of England, ECB, and IMF officials have flagged that EU regulations are struggling to keep pace with the AI market and debt risks.

FRANKFURT, July 7 : The European Central Bank on Tuesday gave euro zone banks four months to draw up plans to counter AI-enabled cyber threats, taking a more prescriptive approach…