Artificial intelligence can do a lot these days, but when you ask it to do something that requires you to log in to your account, you often run into the problem of either having to log in yourself or somehow giving it access to your credentials. But that's exactly what popular password manager 1Pass wants to change.word, who introduced a new product called 1Password for Agents. This will allow AI assistants to log in to various websites without even knowing your passwords. And best of all, support is also coming for ChatGPT.
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The whole solution works quite simply, according to the available information. Imagine, for example, that you give an artificial intelligence a task to plan a trip for you, make a reservation or buy certain goods. When it encounters a website that requires a login, it asks for it via 1Password for access to the account. You will then receive a request in which you will see what login details the AI wants to use and why. If you approve everything, 1Password it will automatically fill them into the login form and the assistant can continue working.
The key thing is that the artificial intelligence itself will never see the password, let alone be able to save it anywhere. The login details remain under the control of 1Pass.word, which also verifies the AI agent's identity using a special digital key. After logging in, the data is then removed from the form so that the assistant cannot reuse it. However, it does not gain access to other passwords in your vault.
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It will also receive support ChatGPT
Perhaps even more interesting for me personally is the list of services with which 1Pass wants toword In addition to the Meta Muse and Grok Bot assistants, for which integration will begin to be implemented in the coming days, Claude Duet from Anthropic and the tools ChatGPT Work a Dots by OpenAIHowever, it is not yet clear when exactly support will appear for these.
It is also interesting that it will be available at no additional charge to users of individual and family 1Pass plans.word hosted on the 1Pass domainword.com. Accounts on the European domain 1Password.eu are not yet supported, which may be inconvenient for some European users.
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For me, this new feature is one of the important steps towards AI assistants becoming truly useful beyond ordinary conversations. If in the future they are to handle purchases, reservations or ads for users,ministrativ, they simply cannot do without secure access to their accounts. Of course, this does not mean that we can automatically trust a logged-in assistant in everything they do on the website. The option notchat However, making it work without sharing passwords is definitely a welcome move.
