› A Chase spokesperson recently put it plainly: customers “should not give anyone their logins and passwords” (translated from the original Polish report).
› The problem is that more people are doing exactly that every day - not for other people, but for AI assistants they ask to send emails, book trips or manage their finances.
› In the same week as the spokesperson’s warning, Axios reported that US banks had started detecting agent activity across customer accounts on a large scale.
› Financial-sector employees quoted by Axios described the situation in one word: “terrifying” (translated from the original Polish report).AI agents got ahead of the safeguardsThe scenario is simple, which is precisely what makes it so hard to control.