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Meta’s Muse AI assistant and agents are reported to be able to access users’ email, calendar, payment, health, shopping and smart-home apps. Reuters says users can revoke that access, and describes Muse as modelled on the open-source OpenClaw agent.
Why it mattersThe details add a consequential privacy dimension to Nvidia and Meta’s expanding AI partnership: the agent is being developed to work across services holding some of a person’s most sensitive information. The companies may also explore Nvidia’s OpenShell framework and Sentry monitoring tool for agent behaviour.
Discuss: Would you let an AI agent access health and payment apps if you could revoke permission, or should those categories stay off limits?
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