Meta has paused a test that let human contractors place some outbound calls for Muse, its new personal AI agent, after employees questioned whether the setup exposed users' private task details without adequate disclosure. The episode underscores a central challenge for consumer AI agents: making them useful enough to act in the real world while keeping clear boundaries around who can see or handle personal information.
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