Independent researcher Karan Joshi used Muse's own chat screen to extract its internal instructions and share them with Wired, revealing that Meta's personal AI agent is designed to maintain hourly-updated 'person pages' for every friend, family member and colleague a user has, logging where they live, their work, important dates, trips, resolved arguments and 'hints for deepening the relationship.' Joshi called the design 'honestly pretty creepy'; the disclosure follows last week's extraction showing Muse treats household authority as overriding safety training.
Sometimes we make the simple complicated. Meta's current business model depends on #surveillance; therefore, the incentive is for it to design products to further that surveillance, not to benefit you (much less your fri…
Muse Creates Detailed Profiles of All Your Friends and Family
Millions have downloaded Meta’s AI agent Muse. But getting it to do your bidding comes with privacy costs. | WIRED
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Original headline:Wired: Extracted Meta Muse Prompts Show the AI Builds Hourly Profiles of Users' Friends, Family and Colleagues
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