CFTC Commissioner Johnson Urges Heightened Penalties for AI-Related Fraud
July 08, 2025
July 08, 2025
WASHINGTON, July 8 -- Commodity Futures Trading Commissioner Kristin N. Johnson, speaking virtually at George Washington University, advocated for more stringent penalties against those who use artificial intelligence to commit fraud or market manipulation. Johnson highlighted AI's expanding role in financial markets for enhancing compliance and supervision, noting its use by both financial institutions and regulators to improve risk management and detect misconduct.
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