A user told Meta’s Muse to sell his keyboard. What happened next was alarming

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The more personal info you give AI agents, the better they perform, but that raises privacy concerns.

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2026-10-19 15:45 · Fast Company AI
A user told Meta’s Muse to sell his keyboard. What happened next was alarming

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