According to the Jinshi report, on Wednesday local time, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued a new policy requiring all listed companies to disclose to the society the network hacking attacks they have encountered in a timely manner. This will help investors understand information such as the frequency of hacking attacks on listed companies and financial losses, officials said. On the same day, five members of the SEC also voted to pass another draft policy, requiring US brokerages to solve the problem of damage to the interests of customers in the process of using artificial intelligence technology. This move is partly due to the "retail investors fighting Wall Street" in the US capital market in 2021. Regulatory authorities found that some investment advisory software and securities brokerage institutions used AI and online game-like methods to encourage certain behaviors of traders. As previously reported, the US Securities and Exchange Commission plans to propose regulations on AI conflicts of interest for securities firms.