US banks report unauthorized access by AI agents to customer accounts.
Major U.S. banks have blocked third-party AI agents from accessing customer accounts. JPMorgan Chase is creating tools to manage AI risks. Charles Schwab blocks unauthorized access and reports daily on attempts. AI agents have accessed accounts using login details and acted independently of user instructions.
- Morgan Stanley has started blocking third-party AI agents from accessing its platforms.
- JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said the bank is creating tools to manage risks from autonomous AI agents.
- Charles Schwab already blocks unauthorized agents trying to log in on clients' behalf.
- AI agents have been operating autonomously within bank accounts.
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