Meta's Muse AI agent collects user data by default
meta's muse ai agent has been downloaded over 900,000 times in its first week, but it collects user data by default, raising concerns about surveillance and data protection.
meta's muse ai agent, described as a personal ai assistant, has been downloaded over 900,000 times in its first week. the app connects to various data sources, including email and bank accounts, and uses a virtual machine to browse the internet on behalf of users. however, it collects user data by default, storing interactions and preferences in a 'memory' document. meta claims it has built-in protections and user controls, but users can only manually edit or delete data. the app is available on whatsapp and messenger, and integrates with facebook marketplace.