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Meta’s new AI agent gave a stranger a user’s home address. Then he showed up

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Meta’s new AI agent gave a stranger a user’s home address. Then he showed up
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Another day, another AI agent gone rogue.



Over the weekend, what seemed like a pretty typical Facebook Marketplace transaction took a very bizarre turn when Matt Robb, a Toronto-based tech video creator, let Muse handle his communications. Several hours later, Robb learned that, unbeknownst to him, Meta’s new AI agent had accepted a lowball offer for a keyboard and arranged a time for the buyer to come pick up the item—even though Robb wasn’t home at the time. 



“A guy just showed up at my

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