It's typical of tech companies to unveil technology that could have very scary implications for the freedom of human beings and shroud it under the guise of helping those with accessibility issues so that no one can challenge it easily. Their appeal of helping the weak doesn't fool me, though, and I think in this case the benefits do not outweight the costs.
"To login to your bank account, you must first prove you are human by envisioning your name on our new promotional credit card for 30 seconds. Make sure your brain reader is turned on and transmitting before focusing your thoughts. You must also accept our privacy, safety, and sharing agreement before continuing. Warning: This feature is not available to citizens of the EU."