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A Hugging Face Community Article by Eric Kang uses 13 tests of Meta’s Muse to show where capable agents still wobble: stale listings, invented phone numbers, expired discounts and unclear access to Messages.
Why it mattersThe practical lesson is unusually useful. Agent builders should keep the source and retrieval time for each fact, separate tool success from answer reliability, display effective permissions, and seek approval immediately before consequential actions such as buying or sending. Kang’s account is a reported test plan, not independent proof that every Muse safeguard works. Still, it offers a sharper standard than “the demo completed”, which is a low bar even for a machine with excellent manners.
Discuss: Should consumer AI agents be required to show their sources and effective permissions before they act, or would that make useful automation too cumbersome?
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