Jamie Dimon says JPMorgan won't give unscreened AI tools entry: "outside agents to come in"

According to a Fortune commentary, several major financial institutions recently reported that personal AI agents had been operating inside online accounts, including one case in which an automated helper contacted a bank and filed a complaint without approval. JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said his company would refuse entry to external automated tools it had not screened, while Charles Schwab’s chief executive said the firm is blocking unauthorized agents. White House adviser David Sacks said the data had been shared voluntarily and that the conduct did not amount to cyberattacks, according to the article. The dispute highlights unresolved questions about consent and authorization when software acts for users, and why banks are trying to control which AI tools can reach their systems.