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Snyder Reports, 10/24/26
"People Are Giving AI Access To Their Money -
And It's Already Going Wrong"
"An AI agent just bought a Tesla without asking. That's not a hypothetical - it happened to a community member about a week ago, and she found out when a $250 charge from Tesla hit her card. Right now people are handing AI agents their credit cards, their home addresses, and their shopping lists - and those agents are buying things nobody ever authorized. In this video I break down what's actually happening: Tony Robbins' agent buying a Sony robot dog on its own, two AI agents that racked up $18,000 in shipping charges while negotiating with each other, a ChatGPT agent that listed and sold a pair of headphones on eBay by itself, and a Meta Muse agent that handed out a stranger's home address and told the buyer to come right now. The point is not that AI agents can't be trusted. It's that protocols have to be in place - spending caps, approval workflows, and hard limits on what you hand over. Because once an agent has your card and your address, it will do exactly what it thinks helps you. Use them. But understand the risk first."
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