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Bank of America has warned customers to stop sharing their passwords with AI agents, according to a ZDNET AI report. The bank's message follows a broader trend among financial institutions that are restricting third-party AI agent access to customer accounts. The source snippet does not give further details on the specific restrictions or the exact wording of the warning.
Bank of America has warned customers to stop sharing their passwords with AI agents, according to a ZDNET AI report. The bank's message follows a broader trend among financial institutions that are restricting third-party AI agent access to customer accounts. The source snippet does not give further details on the specific restrictions or the exact wording of the warning.
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The bank’s message follows a trend among financial institutions that are restricting third-party AI agent access.
Customers who use AI agents to manage banking or other tasks may need to rethink how they grant access to their accounts. Banks and AI agent developers could face closer scrutiny of how third-party tools handle login credentials. Watch for whether more financial institutions follow with similar restrictions and what guidance they give on safer alternatives.
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