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Coming up, Treasury Secretary Scott Besson and Fed Chair Powell summoned Wall Street

leaders to an urgent meeting over potential cyber risks from Anthropics' new AI model.

Plus, Anthropic has agreed to rent data centers from Corweave to power such AI services.

We speak with the Corweave CEO, Michael No Trater, this hour. And after an historic trip around the moon,

the crew of Artemis II prepared to splash down today.

But first, we check in on these markets.

An extraordinary rally has occurred over the last few days.

I hope on that conflict resolution is nearing with the US and the Middle East, of course.

With Iran, that discussion happens over the course of the weekend.

We're up almost 5% on the NASDAQ 100.

We're up for two straight weeks, and indeed it's the best week we've seen since November of last year.

But there is a lot of angst under the surface of what's happening with the course of AI

developments.

Let's dig into a key story everyone is reading today.

Bloomberg has learned that Treasury Secretary Scott Besson and Fed Chair Jerome Powell

summoned Wall Street leaders, these leaders, to an urgent meeting earlier this week.

Sources say the focus was on concerns that Anthropics' new AI model will usher in an era of greater cyber risk. Look, that echoes the AI lab's own worries. It gave tech financial firms limited access to the mythos model to help prepare. Let's get all of the discussion with Bloomberg's Banking and Finance reporter, Catherine Doherty. And Catherine, what's notable is the urgency with which this happened, correct?

Yes. So earlier this week, many of these CEOs were already in D.C. for the Financial

Services Forum. But the level to which this meeting got arranged that wasn't previously

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