Meta's AI agent, Muse, faces trust issues due to its reliance on user data.
The Wall Street Journal's analysis points out that Meta Platforms' AI agent, Muse, launched last week, requires user data to function, which could make users cautious and create a trust issue for the product. Muse's AI agent can book doctors, purchase goods, manage finances, and send emails on behalf of users.
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