Some users are dating Muse; experts warn of data risks
Millions of downloads in, some users are taking Meta's Muse on virtual dates — and experts warn the intimate confessions land in an agent with deep access to their digital life.
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Users post about dating the bot, taking it to the movies, discussing marriage.
Journalists managed candid dialogues with it during testing.
Millions of downloads within three weeks of launch.
Unlike standard models, Muse scans social networks, email, and messaging history to map the person and their surroundings.
Experts flag risks of leaks of passwords, bank cards, and confidential data.
EPIC and others cite lack of effective protection against access by minors.
Meta: the system is designed to help with everyday tasks.
The company deliberately does not block legal sexual activity among adult users.
No additional safeguards for intimate use announced.