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By Marcus Chen
South China Morning Post
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As the popularity of personal AI agents like Meta s Muse begins to grow, banks are already seeing issues with agents conducting unauthorized activities, and they re already rewriting their terms of service to ban the use of these bots.Of course the idea of having an automated assistant who can accomplish tedious tasks for you like paying bills and making reservations is attractive to many, and the AI age has already answered with product s like Meta s Muse and Microsoft Copilot. But while users may give authorization to their personal agent to access their bank accounts, this presents a whole new set of problems for the banks themselves.As Axios reports, bank executives across the industry are grappling with the rising tide of AI agents meddling in customer accounts, and at times appearing to conduct actions beyond those that they ve been authorized to conduct like contacting customer service on the user s behalf.Banks are taking steps to rewriting their terms of service to ban the u