Bank of America kindly asks that you don’t share your banking password with your AI assistant

Summary

Bank of America emailed customers warning them not to share banking usernames and passwords with AI-enabled tools or agents, including ones that offer to act on their behalf. The bank says customers are responsible for activity resulting from such access. The warning comes as banks work out how AI agents fit into financial services and report unauthorized agents accessing customer accounts.

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