Bank of America is asking customers not to share their banking password with AI assistants, and says they are responsible for what happens if they do. Why a password is the wrong key for an agent, what the safer keys look like (read-only access, approvals, virtual cards with limits, Visa and Mastercard agentic tokens, a separate pot of money), who pays when it goes wrong, and two short checklists for users and for companies building agent payments.
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Many Hands: My New Book Asks Who Answers When an AI Agent Acts in Your Name
At 2:14 a.m., a purchasing agent committed a company to €370,000 of steel, and by its rules it made no mistake. My new book Many Hands asks who answers when an AI agent acts in your name: who pays, who explains, who apologizes. The cases, the gap in Europe’s new liability rules, and what it means for companies and for users.
AI and the Law: Who Bears Responsibility When Algorithms Decide?
Laws vary worldwide on AI liability, raising crucial questions about responsibility when algorithms make decisions—discover who is truly accountable.