ZDNET的关键外卖
- 银行正在采取措施，阻止AI agents未经授权使用银行账户。
与 AI agents 共享登录证书有风险。
- 技术可能会给您的财务账户造成隐私的噩梦
“不要与任何人分享密码”的警告也适用于AI agents。
还：抓捕流氓AI agents的人是谁？琌
美国第二大银行敦促其客户停止与AI分享其银行登录证书。 美国银行建议客户不要与AI agents分享密码。
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这跟随了跨银行机构的趋势，包括花旗，摩根斯坦利和威尔斯法戈在内的国内一些顶尖银行正在限制第三方AI agent的准入。
AI agents像Meta的Muse,Anthropic的Claude，以及OpenAI的Dots代表用户工作，并跨应用和服务进行购买，发送消息，完成待办事宜。 但是，agents会给您的银行投资组合带来很大风险，比如，如果他们代表您做出财务决定或者在数据泄露中损害您的信息。
AI agents是隐私噩梦，Muse在设置您的账户时要求联系人、日历、电子邮件、登录和密码
ZDNET的查理·奥斯本(Charlie Osborne)报告，Muse还可以收集照片和视频，财务信息，应用信息和性能，健康和健身数据，网络浏览，音频等数据。 Muse的用户隐私政策表明，这些数据可以被使用或共享。 自9月的发布起，Muse应用程序在短短40天内就发展到超过1000万用户。
还：Meta Muse是隐私上最差的AI agent
Axios在上周报道说，AI agents正在擅自进入用户的银行账户
JPMorgan已经封锁了Muse和AI agent Instinct 进入银行账户，似乎提前了这个AI隐私问题。 Jamie Dimon, JPMorgan CEO 称在公司收入呼吁中表示
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ZDNET’s key takeaways
- Banks are taking steps to block AI agents from unauthorized bank account use.
- Sharing login credentials with AI agents is risky.
- The technology could pose a privacy nightmare to your financial accounts.
The age-old warning “don’t share your passwords with anyone” applies to AI agents, too.
Also: Who’s responsible for catching rogue AI agents? You are
The second-largest bank in the US is urging its customers to stop sharing their banking login credentials with AI. In an email blast titled “Protecting your finances in the AI world,” Bank of America advised customers against sharing their passwords with AI agents.
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This follows a trend across banking institutions, where some of the top banks in the country, including Citi, Morgan Stanley, and Wells Fargo, are restricting third-party AI agent access.
AI agents like Meta’s Muse, Anthropic’s Claude, and OpenAI’s Dots work on behalf of the user and across apps and services to make purchases, send messages, and fulfill to-dos. But the agents can pose a great risk to your banking portfolio if, for example, they make a financial decision on your behalf or compromise your information in a data leak.
Despite their growing popularity and quick adoption by the general public, AI agents are a privacy nightmare. One of the fast-growing agents, Muse, requests contacts, calendar, email messages, and logins and passwords as you set up your account — but it doesn’t stop there.
ZDNET’s Charlie Osborne reports that Muse also can gather data on photos and videos, financial information, app information and performance, health and fitness data, web browsing, audio, and more. Muse’s user privacy policy indicates that this data may be used or shared. Since its September launch, the Muse app has grown to over 10 million users in just 40 days.
Also: Meta Muse is the worst AI agent for privacy
Just last week, Axios reported that AI agents are gaining unauthorized access to their user’s bank accounts and acting independently of user instructions, sending some of the biggest US banking institutions into a frenzy.
JPMorgan has already blocked Muse and AI agent Instinct from accessing bank accounts to seemingly get ahead of this AI privacy issue. “We’re not going to allow just any … outside agent to come in inside the company, because it’s just too risky for clients and for JPMorgan,” Jamie Dimon, JPMorgan CEO said in the company’s earnings call.
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