In response to advanced AI models like Mythos, America's Bank has concurrently invested $1,000 in external contracts to address software vulnerabilities discovered by these advanced models. This is the first case of a major American firm specifying how much it has invested to protect software from vulnerabilities caused by advanced AI models introduced to just a few companies in April. Moynihan emphasized that while AI can help reduce costs through productivity, it also incurs high protection costs for firms against software vulnerabilities.

We had to keep up with them, and we had to be aware that the software developers were selling our services. Sicuramente, ci sono state molte persone che hanno lavorato qui, ma ora ci sono 1,000 contratti esterni che ci aiutano a risolvere queste vulnerabilità. To reassure investors that this expense was temporary, he said: 'Once you resolve it, there's no longer a need for such extensive resolution.' ... The flow continues. Moynihan has added that the United States Bank expects that resolution costs will decrease over time. Additionally, Moynihan stated that the United States Bank has approximately 130 internal AI projects, and the results of your actions should increase from $300 million per year in 2027.

He also said that the American Bank lost around 3,400 employees last year, with part of this due to a reduction in managerial supply, added Moynihan. It is unclear how many changes in employee supply were caused by AI actions.