Morgan Stanley and US banks block third-party AI agents over credentials
thione · x · 2026-10-26
Morgan Stanley and other U.S. banks are blocking third-party AI agents from accessing their systems. Reuters notes a complication: many customers voluntarily shared their credentials with AI agents, muddying the banks' framing of such access as "unauthorized." It's a sign financial institutions are hardening against agentic AI access.
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