Artificial intelligence is now seen as the biggest risk to financial stability, according to a new Federal Reserve survey.
A striking 87% of market experts flagged artificial intelligence as a major concern this fall, way up from just 50% earlier this year.
The rise comes as more attention lands on data centers and artificial intelligence's risk to the financial system, especially after recent elections.
Hedge funds borrowing highest since 2013
The survey also points out worries about overvalued stocks, cyberattacks, and risks associated with complex forms of AI-related financing.
Plus, hedge funds are borrowing more than they have since 2013, and US debt has now topped $40 trillion, both adding extra pressure on the system.