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- U.S. banks are blocking unauthorized AI agents from accessing customer accounts.
- Wells Fargo announced steps to prevent AI agents from entering accounts.
- Morgan Stanley began blocking AI agents despite reporting no rogue cases yet.
- JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America and Citi also started restricting outside AI agents.
- Regulators warned autonomous AI could trigger market swings and urged emergency kill switches.
