Meta's Muse AI Agent Performs Tasks, but Privacy Concerns Remain
Action News found Muse can unsubscribe users from emails and set reminders, while Meta says the agent checks before sensitive actions and uses opt-in permissions.
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Meta wants people to use ‘AI agents’ to do daily tasks for them. Here’s why that’s a problem
By Francesco Bailo, University of Sydney and Rob Nicholls, University of Sydney Image: MetaMeta wants users to turn to a cute artificial intelligence (AI) “agent” throughout the day to carry out common tasks for them, such as booking flights or doing their shopping. The company’s new Muse agent shot to the top of the app charts after chief executive Mark Zuckerberg showcased it at a conference last week. Billed as having “no learning curve”, Mus…
Muse, Meta's agent, seeks to automate day-to-day tasks and bring artificial intelligence agents closer to more users.
Meta presents Muse as an agent capable of performing tasks on behalf of its users, but its access to emails and other data raises questions about privacy, security and the impact of bots on an Internet designed for people.
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