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Charles Schwab, JPMorgan Restrict Third-Party AI Agents Over Security Risk
Charles Schwab, JPMorgan Restrict Third-Party AI Agents Over Security Risk
Authored by Bill Pan via The Epoch Times,
Some of Wall Street's largest financial firms are blocking third-party artificial intelligence agents from directly accessing customer accounts or moving money, citing concerns about security, control, and accountability if an autonomous system makes a mistake.
Charles Schwab, which reported $13.3 trillion in client assets at the end of the third quarter, is one of the latest firms to draw that line.
"We are blocking unauthorized agents who try to log in on behalf of clients,"...
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