They used LLMs to look at the risk disclosures in recent 10-K filings, and found that 3/4 of S&P 500 companies mentioned additional AI risks compared tot heir own previous 10-K - AI-driven cyber attacks, deepfakes, energy demands, regulation (AI EU act) etc.

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quickthrowman a day ago | parent | next [-]

It’s free to list AI as a risk in a 10K filing to the SEC.

It’s a lot more expensive to pay out a securities fraud settlement if you don’t list it and then suffer a loss that can be pinned on ‘AI’.

	▲	elictronic a day ago \| parent [-]
		It’s like all the stupid user license agreement stupidity. I look forward to the eventual lawsuit against companies hiding their actual risks in the chaff. Do not use your groin to stop the chainsaw. (To any lawyers, this is the chaff).

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curious_cat_163 a day ago | parent | prev [-]

And, so what?

	▲	simonw a day ago \| parent [-]
		I was helping people out who need to know if the PDF was worth their time or not.