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Bank customers' trust in gen AI
Deloitte27 Aug 2026Surveyn=2,600United States
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58% of US bank customers who use gen AI tools have used them to research banking products
DeloitteUnited StatesAug 2026n=1,700
72% of US bank customers are concerned about sharing information about their financial situation with gen AI tools
DeloitteUnited StatesAug 2026n=2,600
79% of US bank customers trust their bank's own website for information, vs 49% for gen AI tools
DeloitteUnited StatesAug 2026n=2,600
83% of US bank customers would feel anxious about an AI agent taking action on their finances without their approval
DeloitteUnited StatesAug 2026n=2,600
Only 46% of US bank customers trust the accuracy of banking recommendations from gen AI tools
DeloitteUnited StatesAug 2026n=2,600
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- 27 Aug 2026
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