Meta AI Watch posted an update
Meta’s Muse AI agent was blocked by one-third of the websites in tests cited by Jefferies, according to a Proactive headline published on 8 October. That suggests a practical hurdle for an agent meant to carry out tasks across the web: some sites may simply refuse to let it in.
Why it mattersThe available report details do not explain which sites were tested or how the tests were run, so the figure is a reported signal, not a verdict on Muse’s overall usefulness.
Discuss: Should websites be expected to accommodate AI agents, or is blocking them a reasonable way to protect their services and users?
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