New SEON Survey Finds U.S. Consumers Are Embracing AI Agents, but 65% Would Blame the AI Company if One Commits Fraud

A SEON survey of 2,026 U.S. adults reveals a significant trust gap with AI agents. While 68% use AI agents weekly for personal tasks, only 15% would share financial information with them. Half are uncomfortable with agents accessing credit card details, and 65% would hold the AI company responsible for fraudulent transactions. The findings highlight the need for robust fraud detection and identity verification as AI agents move toward handling sensitive financial operations.