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  1. 001Hacker NewsSEP · 23English

    Big Banks Say They're Uneasy About People Shopping via AI Agents

    Six major banks including Bank of America and Capital One published a report warning that AI shopping agents pose risks related to transparency, safety, privacy, and fraud, though the banks believe agentic commerce could eventually become mainstream if industry standards and consumer protections are developed. Consumers remain skeptical about giving AI agents autonomy over their finances, and recent security incidents like Meta's zero-day vulnerability in its Muse assistant highlight existing vulnerabilities.

    By Ece Yildirim