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JPMorgan bars outside AI agents from direct access to accounts

Jamie Dimon said the bank is building defensive tools after warning about rogue agents operating at scale.

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JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon warned about the risks from rogue AI agents operating at scale, and said the bank is blocking outside agents from directly accessing customer accounts.

CNBC reports that Dimon described JPMorgan as building defensive tools as part of that effort.

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