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Schwab and JPMorgan Block AI Agent Transfers, Marking First Time Finance Industry Draws Boundaries Through Operational Rules

Charles Schwab and JPMorgan Chase are restricting third-party AI agents' access to customer accounts and transfers, with Schwab allowing read-only access and JPMorgan blocking external account-information access outright. The move creates a liability framework amid a federal legislative vacuum and may slow AI agent adoption in payments and trading.

AI Agents 金融监管 守约评测
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OpenCode Hit by Distillation Attack: 1.4% of Users' API Keys Exposed, Some Bills Show Hundreds of Dollars in Anomalous Charges

Attackers breached OpenCode's legacy system through a large-scale distillation attack, hijacking third-party AI provider API keys held by roughly 1.4% of console users, including credentials for OpenAI, Anthropic and Google. Some affected developers spotted hundreds of dollars in unauthorized charges before any alert email reached them.

AI Safety API密钥 蒸馏攻击
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Inside ChatGPT Ad Targeting: Advertisers Can Precisely Target Users via Real-Time Prompts, Emails, and Phone Numbers

An investigation by 404 Media reveals that OpenAI’s self-service ad system lets advertisers target ChatGPT users by uploading email addresses, phone numbers, hashed identifiers, and Android advertising IDs, while real-time prompt content also feeds ad selection. The report highlights a gap between ChatGPT’s “private assistant” image and its commercial use of conversational signals.

OpenAI ChatGPT 广告定向
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Anthropic Quietly Pushes a Congressional AI Safety Draft: A $1 Billion Ban Threshold—Guardrail or Commercial Firewall?

Anthropic has quietly circulated a draft frontier AI safety bill to Capitol Hill staff that would bar the government from banning a model unless it can prove more than $1 billion in losses or at least 50 deaths or serious injuries. The proposal, modeled on California’s SB 53, would concentrate authority over model bans in a single federal court process and preempt stricter state rules.

AI Regulation Anthropic 美国立法
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FTC Issues 50-Page Subpoenas to OpenAI and Anthropic: AI Safety Oversight Shifts from Rhetoric to Evidence Gathering

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has issued civil investigative demands exceeding 50 pages each to OpenAI and Anthropic, requiring safety incident records, safeguards, marketing materials, and privacy policies, with plans to subpoena executives for testimony. The move marks the first formal subpoena-based intervention in frontier AI safety oversight.

FTC监管 OpenAI Anthropic
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