AI agents need standard access channels, not impersonation of users

A Financial Times opinion piece argues that service providers, from banks to online platforms, should offer AI agents a standard channel of access on fair terms instead of requiring them to pose as human users.

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2026-11-13 07:12 · Financial Times AI
AI agents shouldn’t have to pretend to be us

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