- Wurster told Bloomberg TV: "We can't control it, the client can't control it, something could go wrong and who's liable?" He gets weekly reports on blocked agents, in the tens per week.
- Dimon said on JPMorgan's Oct 13 earnings call: "We're not going to allow just any outside agent to come in inside the company, because it's just too risky."
- Meta's Muse was named among the tools now locked out of direct account access.
- The unresolved question: when an AI agent moves money and something goes wrong, who pays? Congress is still debating agent liability.
- JPMorgan still allows read-only access through open-banking connectors; only money movement is blocked. Schwab says blocks run "in the tens and twenties" weekly.
- Citigroup's Jane Fraser wants identity and authentication solved first; Amazon already blocks Muse purchases on its site.
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