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As major AI companies launch proactive agents with broad account access, banks have no reliable way to confirm which actions users authorized.
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The problem seems to be that the banks can't tell if the agents have been given permission by their users to access their accounts or not. Every big AI company is in the process of launching a proactive agent with access to everything. This is going to turn into a big issue.Read original on X
SITUATION DETECTED: Major U.S. banks are detecting unauthorized AI agents operating inside customer accounts and struggling to determine which actions were authorized by users, per Axios.Read original on X
I feel like one service I can provide is trying to help sort through what feels like a big deal and what doesn't feel like a big deal, to try to help make sense of it all and not just make it feel like the sky is falling. This one feels really overrated to me. My understanding is these were user-authorized agents doing mostly-user-authorized things (think like asking Grok Bot check your bank balance), but they weren't *bank-authorized* and the banks seem kinda unprepared for this being possible. No hacking of banks by AIs occurred here. No AIs went rogue while using bank web apps as far as we know.Read original on X
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