Translated data: The Chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Gary Gensler, recently warned in an interview that if regulators fail to establish a regulatory framework for the rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) technology, AI could trigger a financial crisis within the next decade. Gensler pointed out that the issue lies in the fact that major global financial institutions rely on the same AI models, and any flaws in these models could lead to a cascading market reaction. He noted that due to the fragmented regulatory structure in the U.S., cross-agency regulation of AI is challenging. Gensler revealed that the SEC is considering developing new regulations to oversee the application of AI. He also cautioned stakeholders to be wary of the impact these predictive analysis tools could have on the market.