Bank insiders dismiss AI browser security panic as 'self-perpetuating nonsense'
daniel_mac8 · x · 2026-10-23
Market commentator volatilemarkts argues the recent AI security vulnerability panic was a "self-perpetuating loop of nonsense" and markets will shrug it off. He spoke with employees at several large banks who expressed no concerns, since the flagged scenarios involved people using their own harnesses to access their own accounts. A contrarian take on the recent AI browser/agent security scare.
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