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Multiple readings Ai agents banks unauthorized accounts access Concern & critique · 2 attributable reactions
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Established Agents & robotics Signal 11d ago

Ai agents banks unauthorized accounts access

5 experts across 2 network communities independently surfaced this.

Why this matches Policy & governance reaction 1 attributable expert contribution · Jason Koebler
“Most/all of this seems to be users giving Muse/Dot/whatever AI agent they're running access to their bank accounts, and then not knowing what those agents are doing / banks not being able to detect authorized vs unauthorized stuff. what could go wrong? www.…” evidence ↗
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Renee DiResta Eryk Salvaggio Jason Koebler Alejandra Caraballo Kevin Collier
3 experts discussed this · 4 posts
Kevin Collier : This is so misleading I'd count it as irresponsible journalism. Conflates people using personal agents for banking (not something I'd do, but you do you) with rogue AI swarms roaming banking networ…
Andrew Couts: Editor’s note: “Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity.”
dell cameron: it's def gonna happen now
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Primary source axios.com ↗
Established Policy & governance Research 17d ago
Weibo user misinformation correction incentives paper

When Platforms Pay Users to Correct Misinformation: Revenue Incentives and Governance Capacity in Weibo Annotations

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Why this matches Policy & governance reaction 1 attributable expert contribution · Renee DiResta
“Interesting preprint! I talk a lot about the economics of community governance: it's a labor of love (or frustration). Most labelers, feed creators, and community notewriters are PAYING TO CORRECT what, on many platforms, creators are paid to produce. $$ ex…” evidence ↗
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Renee DiResta

“Interesting preprint! I talk a lot about the economics of community governance: it's a labor of love (or frustration). Most labelers, feed creators, and community notewriters are PAYING TO CORRECT what, on many platforms, creators are paid to produce. $$ ex…”

Primary source arxiv.org ↗