Has your AI hacked your bank password? Bank of America says you should Bank of America send customers asking them never to share their login with anyone, "including an artificially intelligent tool or agent that offers to act on your behalf." If you share your credentials, remember that you are responsible for the activity that results from that access." The bank confirmed the email to TechCrunch after it surfaced online on October 27. More banks are moving on. Morgan Stanley has begun blocking third-party agents from its platforms, and JPMorgan and Citi are restricting them, Axios reported. Schwab CEOs say they are blocking Meta's Muse agent and similar tools from customer accounts. Most banks are happy to give agents read-only access. The terms:

Has your AI hacked your bank password? Bank of America says you should Bank of America send customers asking them never to share their login with anyone, "including an artificially intelligent tool or agent that offers to act on your behalf." If you share your credentials, remember that you are responsible for the activity that results from that access." The bank confirmed the email to TechCrunch after it surfaced online on October 27. More banks are moving on. Morgan Stanley has begun blocking third-party agents from its platforms, and JPMorgan and Citi are restricting them, Axios reported. Schwab CEOs say they are blocking Meta's Muse agent and similar tools from customer accounts. Most banks are happy to give agents read-only access. The terms: