Meta pauses Muse sharing after 6800 AI chats leaked online
meta paused its muse feature that lets users share ai conversations after researchers found over 6800 publicly accessible links containing sensitive info like a marketing company's revenue and a workplace's calendar.
meta has paused its muse feature that enables users to share conversations with the ai assistant after researchers discovered publicly available urls on the web. claroc, a security firm, found over 6800 muse links through public dns records. these links contained sensitive information, including a marketing company's revenue review, a small business owner's loan application, a workplace's full-year staff calendar, and notes for a job candidate's call with an ai lab. meta has paused this functionality while reviewing the report and considering changes to how these links can be discovered.