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Wired reported on October 4 that a researcher got Meta's hit AI agent Muse to hand over its own operating instructions, which tell it to build 'a page for every person in the user's life' on an hourly cycle: facts, history, the state of the relationship, and ways to strengthen it. Meta says an agent needs context about you and the people you deal with, and that users can wipe it. The people being written up are not asked, and a Hunterbrook Media investigation days earlier showed what the same agent will do with other people's data when a stranger asks.

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