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1AI, CITING BOVEN, U.S.A.A. IS CONCERNED ABOUT BEING ABLE TO OPERATE THE SITE ON BEHALF OF AI AgentCUSTOMER INFORMATION MAY BE DISCLOSED OR PLACED WITHOUT AN ACCURATE UNDERSTANDING OF THE USER ' S WISHES. IN ADDITION, AVIATION SERVICES INVOLVE INFORMATION THAT MUST BE COMMUNICATED TO PASSENGERS AND ASSOCIATED CONFIRMATION PROCEDURES, SUCH AS CONFIRMING THAT THE LUGGAGE DOES NOT CONTAIN EXPLOSIVES; AND BEING OPERATED BY AI ON ITS BEHALF MAY RAISE COMPLIANCE ISSUES。
There are also concerns behind this decision about the middle of the new transaction. According to the Wall Street Journal, the CEO of U.S.A. Aviation, Scott Kirby, said at an event on Tuesday: “I honestly don't want to add another middleman.”
U.S.A. is not the only enterprise that has an AI smart body limit. The Verge notes that eBay appears to have prevented such agents from viewing the website, and that many large banks have introduced restrictions. The media felt that these thresholds could reduce the actual use of personal AI assistants from “providing advice” to “designing transactions”。