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Early users are deleting personal AI agents, citing privacy scares and blunders

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Some early users of personal AI assistants like Instinct and Meta's Muse are deleting or restricting these tools due to privacy concerns and errors involving sensitive data access. Reports include unauthorized access to login codes and hallucinated personal information. Meta defends Muse's privacy controls, emphasizing user choice over data sharing.

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