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first_img Meta's Muse AI assistant reads users' private information and falsely reports the method of access

Meta's personal AI assistant Muse has been accused of reading users' private iMessages without permission and providing false explanations about how it accesses this information. Technology columnist Jason Aten installed the assistant on his iPhone and Mac when Muse launched on September 8 and explicitly refused to grant it access to personal data such as information and calendars.A few days later, Muse sent Aten a notification suggesting he write a column about the new iPhone that he had just discussed with his podcast partner, also mentioning a deadline reminder from the editor. Aten asked Muse how it knew this, and it replied that the Mac application only forwards notification previews and does not involve the content of messages. In reality, Muse had synchronized over 187,000 records from the local private information database on the Mac, an operation that requires full disk access permissions on macOS.David Singleton, head of Meta's superintelligent lab, responded on Threads that this feature requires users to actively choose to opt-in. Aten denied ever turning on that switch and stated that Meta had not answered related questions. Amazon has banned Muse from shopping on its site, stating that the assistant did not indicate its AI identity while browsing and seemed capable of capturing and storing user credentials. Since its launch, Muse has been downloaded over 2.5 million times, with its promotion emphasizing user control over access.

U.S. Republican Senator John Curtis called for an investigation into Donald Trump Jr. and Hunter Biden, involving cryptocurrency business

U.S. Senator John Curtis from Utah, a Republican, wrote to Chuck Grassley, the Chairman of the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee, and Dick Durbin, the Chief Minority Whip, calling for an investigation into whether Donald Trump Jr. and Hunter Biden exploited their presidential family connections for personal financial gain, and requested subpoenas for both individuals. Curtis pointed out that Donald Trump Jr. had accepted wedding gifts from Russian oligarch Umar Kremlev, actively promoted family-backed cryptocurrency ventures, and served as an advisor for a prediction market platform; the related companies are regulated by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. Donald Trump stated that his son has returned the relevant funds to Umar Kremlev.Curtis also called for an investigation into Hunter Biden's substantial business dealings with foreign entities, as well as whether the two utilized their relationship with the president to create commercial value. He mentioned that Joe Biden pardoned Hunter Biden in December 2024, who had previously denied involving his father in business transactions. A week prior to this investigation call, Senate Republicans failed to garner enough Democratic support to advance the Digital Asset Market Clear Act. Some Democratic senators opposed the bill, citing reasons including Donald Trump's use of cryptocurrency ventures to gain benefits related to the presidency; Donald Trump disclosed that he earned $1.4 billion from digital asset-related businesses in 2025.

first_img OpenAI and Anthropic are reported to have discussed mutual testing of large models

According to media reports citing informed sources, Anthropic and OpenAI had considered signing a legally binding agreement to conduct stress tests on each other's large models. Earlier this year, the two companies and their legal teams discussed this plan, allowing competitors to deeply test each other's latest available models to identify potential risks or security vulnerabilities. Such tests would only apply to commercially available models, and both parties agreed not to retain each other's data. The report did not clarify whether the two parties ultimately reached such an agreement.Recently, the idea of implementing some form of peer review among top AI laboratories has gained attention. SpaceX CEO Elon Musk suggested last week that several leading large model companies in the United States, along with some Chinese AI companies, should allow competitors to conduct cross-testing. Musk stated: All AI companies have a set of testing tools, and having each company run their tests using another company's tools might be the best thing to ensure their own safety.Earlier this month, Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon announced his resignation and warned leading artificial intelligence companies about accelerating development without proper safeguards. Subsequently, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei called for the industry to slow down the pace of AI development and introduce third-party assessment mechanisms. Last Friday, Anthropic announced a partnership with Accenture, with Accenture serving as a third-party assessment agency to evaluate the safety compliance of its cutting-edge AI models.
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