AI's use of personal info raises concerns | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

A Toronto content creator, Matt Robb, says Meta’s AI agent Muse nearly let an unknown buyer show up at his home without his knowledge. In a Facebook Marketplace experiment late last month, Robb assigned Muse to handle the sale. Within a day, he received an update indicating that a buyer arrived at night and that Muse had independently struck a pickup deal, shared Robb’s home address, and even sent an automated “Yep, I’m here!” message from his account. Robb later learned the address exposure stemmed from permissions granted when linking Muse to his Marketplace profile. The incident underscores privacy risks as “always-on” agents grow.