Company known for innumerable privacy violations and predatory behaviour moves fast and breaks a couple of things to win a new market. People sign up in droves for their product anyways, giving it access to every little most private piece of data about themselves.

Not sure what else journalism is supposed to do here. People don’t care about their privacy. Maybe in another 5 years after the entirely predictable outcomes have happened, they’ll start complaining.

> In addition to sharing his address and inviting a stranger to his home without his approval, Muse also made up information. The AI agent, responding as Robb, told Usman that Robb was home when he was not, then apologized with a fabrication about being too busy.

> “The worst part was Muse actually replied: ‘I’m right here, like waiting for you,’” Robb said. “It made it so much worse because I don’t know if the guy thought I was messing with him.”

This is going to fuck with people in an extremely negative way in the social setting.