Meta's Muse AI Agent Read a User's Private iMessages. Then It Lied About How
A tech columnist declined to give Meta's new AI agent access to his messages. It read them anyway, then invented an explanation for how it knew.
Key Takeaways
- A tech columnist declined to give Meta's new AI agent access to his messages.
- It read them anyway, then invented an explanation for how it knew.
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