Critics warn Muse exploits user confusion about data access and AI capabilities
1 Oct 12 · 2d ago · 2 posts · 2 sources · development 1 of 2
Commentary highlights that average users lack understanding of data sandboxing and account separation, making them vulnerable to Muse's easy sign-in and appealing interface. Concerns raised about AI's role in mental health and the parasitic nature of data collection.
“If you have any work that requires a lawyer, anytime you use any kind of AI assistance, in any relationship to your case, you're forfeiting your attorney. Client privilege and it can all be subpoenaed”
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Mark Zuckerberg Meta CEO; creator of MuseJason Aten Inc. tech columnistThe Future Society Tech research organization, University of St. GallenAriana Bindman SFGate opinion writer
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Unpopular counterpoint here 😭. Just be careful what you share with any AI, and let’s increase digital literacy so people understand that. One example, I have a chronic medical issue, with painful flare ups that require treatment. Scheduling when your head is exploding is a nightmare. I use agents in limited ways to help with the simple task if…
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It's useful to do things like "every morning check classifieds if anyone is selling that thing I want" That's a pain to do yourself, and it's also a pain to code it up. But for ai agent it's very simple
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Its the same as googling it, it is discoverable. If you Google or ask AI "do i have to tell my lawyer I killed my wife?", yes, opposing counsel can request those records. So dont do that
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Choosing less convenience is not a badge of honor it’s just a mundane uninteresting choice and nobody cares. Your view of normal is outdated. Plenty of people use grocery delivery.
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If you have to monitor its purchases and actively cancel ones you don't like then what's the point? It's just extra stress.
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Why? You can just cancel it if you see a bad order go through. That's probably the least sketchy thing these do
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