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Meta launched its Muse AI assistant this month, and it has already sparked privacy concerns. A zero-day vulnerability required a patch, and testing found Muse worst for privacy among major AI agents. It requests extensive data access, uploads iOS data despite disabled permissions, and mistakenly shared a user's home address. Meta has not commented.
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