Meta's Muse and OpenAI's Dots face scrutiny over privacy claims for AI agents
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OpenAI and Meta both promise privacy for their AI agents, Dots and Muse, as they compete for user trust.
The Verge reports that Muse had a zero-day vulnerability, which Meta has since patched, and that Meta can still access user data in Muse's virtual machines.
The report also says Muse defaults to letting Meta train its models on user input, and that users can opt out of this.
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- The Verge · AINewsAI agent makers promise privacy, but Meta's Muse and OpenAI's Dots face scrutiny
AIOpenAI and Meta are both promising privacy for their AI agents, Dots and Muse, as they compete to win user trust. The Verge reports that Muse had a zero-day vulnerability that was patched, and that Meta can still access user data in its VMs. Muse also defaults to allowing Meta to train models on user input, though users can opt out.
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