Meta's Muse AI agent is a commercial surveillance network, researcher warns
Anon84 · hn · 2026-11-02
Paul Walsh argues that Meta's Muse AI agent functions as a commercial surveillance network disguised as an assistant: it ingests rich personal and behavioral context that ultimately serves Meta's advertising and business interests rather than the user's. He contends this business model is fundamentally misaligned with users and calls for scrutiny of how AI agents collect and exploit personal data.
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