US banks detect AI agents accessing customer accounts and move to restrict their entry
Most US banks are detecting unauthorized access by AI agents operating inside customer accounts, according to Axios. Morgan Stanley, Bank of America, JP Morgan and Wells Fargo are preparing to contain the risks given the difficulty of distinguishing between a customer's actions and those of an automated agent. Morgan Stanley already restricts these agents' entry, with a policy similar to that of JP Morgan, Bank of America and Citi, though a spokesperson said no stealth entries have been recorded.
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- US banks detect unauthorized access by AI agents in customer accounts, according to Axios
- Morgan Stanley, Bank of America, JP Morgan and Wells Fargo are preparing to contain the risks of these agents
- Morgan Stanley already restricts AI agent access, in line with JP Morgan, Bank of America and Citi
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