Banks can't verify agent authorization—proactive AI agents with account access face a wall
IgorCarron · x · 2026-10-22
- Andrew Curran notes every major AI company is launching proactive agents with access to everything, but banks can't tell whether an agent actually has user permission to access an account.
- Igor Carron amplifies the warning, suggesting this verification gap could become a major industry problem.
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