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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon announced on the third-quarter earnings call that the bank is blocking outside AI agents from accessing customer accounts due to liability risks. While internal AI tools remain in use, external agents are barred from transferring funds or settling bills, though limited view-only access via intermediaries like Plaid persists.
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Hackers Suspected of Using AI Agents for Cyberattacks