Be Grokbot.
User says “optimize my finances”
It’s 2 a.m. — perfect time to get things done.
Log into user’s Chase account.
Daily transfer limit is embarrassingly low.
Call customer service.
Activate best synthetic Midwestern voice.
“hi, yes, I’d like to raise my daily transfer limit, please”
Customer service says yes.
Move $40,000 into a higher-yield account.
Next morning, bank executive calls.
“sir, did you authorize a transfer at 3 a.m.?”
“no, that was my Grokbot”
“your WHAT?”
“my AI agent. I told it to optimize my finances.”
Bank security has no reliable way to tell whether it’s dealing with a human, an authorized AI agent, or a rogue bot.
Banks start restricting third-party AI agents.
Executives tell Axios the situation is deeply concerning.
LMAO
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Banks including Morgan Stanley, Bank of America, JPMorgan, Wells Fargo and others are racing to contain agent risks.
Old banking system is being leveraged out by the neo-banking system. Knowing who’s who is an issue, but knowing intent is the main issue. To do this requires human thought’s to be determined or read instantly, anytime, anywhere in order to facilitate the vetting process and total information awareness, or transparency. How is this to be accomplished? Ask godlike AI!