Meta touts Muse's "first of its kind" security, but skeptics recall OpenAI's similar ChatGPT agent promise
eyishazyer · x · 2026-09-09
Meta launched Muse, framing its security design as "first of its kind." But skeptics note OpenAI made almost the same promise about ChatGPT agent in July — that the model would never see or store passwords you type. The post questions whether this is genuine security design or a way to harvest more user data for training models and glasses.
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