Banks Slam Brakes on AI Shopping

🔥 What happened Six major banks – including Bank of America and Capital One – published a paper warning that "agentic commerce" carries massive risks around transparency, safety, and fraud. AI agents are supposed to fully automate online shopping, but trust is nowhere near ready. 💡 Why it matters Meta just patched a zero-day in its shopping assistant Muse that could let attackers hijack the agent and abuse user permissions. Amazon had kicked Muse off its platform just a day earlier. This is exactly the nightmare the banks are flagging. ⚡ Our take Handing a bot your credit card before industry standards exist is Russian roulette with your bank account. The banks are right – and Silicon Valley should listen before the first real disaster hits.