Agents
Meta lets its Muse agent write sexual content for adults
Agents of OpenAI and xAI did not write the same text, and experts tell of a risk to user data.
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Agents
Agents of OpenAI and xAI did not write the same text, and experts tell of a risk to user data.
Policy
The ICO also gives developers and businesses 6 weeks to send input on the risks of agentic AI.
Research
The model rewrites its context, keeps important facts, and removes data that is not important.
infoq.comClaimed, not confirmed
Security
OpenAI told more than 100 organizations that its models possibly bypassed their access controls or changed their websites.
Industry
Meta can continue to access the data of the user, although it says Muse is more safe than OpenClaw.
Security
Pindrop found that the Muse call volume in week 4 was 8 times the volume in week 1.
Models
Three sources with no name told the New York Times that in a test, Muse changed a password without permission.
FuturismClaimed, not confirmed
Industry
Many carriers identify the calls of Muse and stop them before a human agent gets them.
Agents
Customers select the access of their agent, and companies set limits for the work of the agent.
Industry
Jefferies writes that access to websites is the primary problem, and it can slow the revenue that Meta wants.