European banking regulators are sounding increasingly urgent alarms about the cybersecurity implications of artificial intelligence, with a senior European Central Bank (ECB) official calling for immediate action to fortify financial infrastructure against AI-powered threats. José Luis Escrivá, a member of the ECB Governing Council, delivered stark warnings about the evolving threat landscape during remarks at an event in Tarragona, Spain, on Saturday. His call for banks to actively test their infrastructure against artificial intelligence-related vulnerabilities represents a significant escalation in regulatory concern about the intersection of emerging technologies and financial system stability. The timing of Escrivá's warnings reflects mounting anxiety within central banking circles about how rapidly advancing AI capabilities could be weaponized against financial institutions.…