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Should Muse be obligated to introduce itself?

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Should Muse be obligated to introduce itself?
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Meta’s Muse is the first of its kind—a personalized AI agent that lives on users’ devices, handling tasks like sending email, ordering groceries, and negotiating lower bill payments. In fact, it’s so good at acting on humans’ behalf that it’s quite difficult for websites to identify it as a bot, rather than a human user.



Meta says that Muse navigates browsers just like human users, meaning it doesn’t look like an artificial intelligence agent, and there’s currently no regulation requiring AI

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