Jerome Powell is the former Chair of the Federal Reserve of the United States, having completed his term in May 2026. Known for steering U.S. monetary policy through periods of high inflation and economic uncertainty. Recently, Powell concluded his tenure amid a DOJ criminal probe that was subsequently dropped, and accepted the JFK Award. Last updated Jul 4th, 2026
Fed Chair Powell: "I've said that I will not leave the board until this investigation is well and truly over with transparency and finality and I stand by that. I'm encouraged by recent developments."
Bloomberg: U.S. officials, including Scott Bessent and Jerome Powell, quietly briefed top Wall Street CEOs over concerns an Anthropic AI model (“Mythos”) could heighten cyberattack risks by identifying system vulnerabilities.
Regulators are pushing banks to strengthen defenses, while access to the model remains restricted to a small group as safeguards are developed.
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