AI agent makers are promising privacy
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TL;DR
- Meta launched its Muse AI agent as a more secure and private alternative to its predecessor, OpenClaw.
- OpenAI introduced its new agent, Dots, claiming it to be a safer option than Meta's Muse.
- Both companies are emphasizing privacy and security to attract users in the competitive AI market.
- Meta's Muse was designed with isolated user data storage, but questions remain about its effectiveness.
- The effectiveness and reliability of these privacy promises by AI companies are under scrutiny.