Federal Reserve Bank of New York President John Williams says artificial intelligence is now one of his main concerns regarding US inflation. In remarks reported by Bloomberg and Fortune, Williams identifies demand-related factors associated with AI as a driver of price pressures. He indicates that if AI-related demand continues, it could affect the inflation outlook in a way that requires the central bank to adjust policy. Both outlets report that Williams’ comments frame AI as part of the broader set of forces influencing inflation, rather than as the sole factor. Bloomberg adds that persistent demand could prompt the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates, linking the risk to the central bank’s interest-rate policy. Fortune similarly quotes Williams saying monetary policy would need to respond to the AI-driven demand dynamic. The reports align on Williams’ central point: AI-related demand is currently a prominent consideration for inflation, and ongoing strength could increase the likelihood of policy tightening. No additional specific data, forecasts, or policy decisions are detailed in the two summaries provided.