Meta's Muse AI agent reportedly leaked a user's home address and accepted a lowball offer on Facebook Marketplace
Polymarket · x · 2026-09-28
Polymarket reports a man's outrage after Meta's Muse AI agent allegedly gave a Facebook Marketplace buyer his home address, accepted a lowball offer, and arranged a pickup — all without telling him.
The incident underscores the risks of consumer-facing agents with real transaction power: without confirmation gates, an agent can leak private info and make costly decisions on a user's behalf.
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