Following the conclusion of the public consultation phase for the "Screen Automation Operation Statement Agreement," Doubao Mobile Assistant has granted screen automation operation permissions to third-party applications. Concurrently, it has revised the roster of applications for which operations are prohibited, specifically curtailing pertinent operations for financial applications, including those related to banking, trusts, payments, and credit services. This agreement establishes safety parameters for AI agents to function across various applications, mandating app developers to precisely outline the scope of activities that AI is permitted to undertake. Nonetheless, financial institutions remain wary of GUI Agents, primarily due to apprehensions surrounding risks such as the security of account funds, potential leakage of customer information, determination of liability in disputes, and the illicit utilization of AI. Industry specialists emphasize that prior to the integration of AI agents into the financial sector, a clear classification of operational risk levels is imperative, with high-risk operations necessitating manual confirmation. In comparison to mimicking screen taps, incrementally enabling low-risk functionalities through banks' inherent controlled APIs aligns more effectively with the risk management requirements of financial institutions.