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Friends don’t let friends feed their data to AI agents

The Verge
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Meta's AI assistant Muse, launched last month, has rapidly gained popularity by requesting extensive personal and contacts data to automate tasks. Critics warn this extends surveillance to friends and family without their consent, raising privacy concerns.

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