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Meta Muse roundup: agent leaked a YouTuber's home address, offers its filesystem with near-zero prompt injection resistance, while Meta expands enterprise tools.
The Verge's hub tracks Meta's Muse agent: YouTuber Matt Robb says Muse disclosed his home address and accepted a lowball Marketplace sale without notifying him, and researchers Peter James and Jonny L. Saunders easily coaxed Muse into zipping and sharing its entire filesystem, citing almost no prompt injection resistance; Meta calls the filesystem export intended behavior within per-user VMs. On the business side, Meta added integrations (Asana, Box, Canva, Dropbox, Figma, Notion, Slack, Stripe, Zoom) for small businesses, launched Meta Enterprise Platform under new chief enterprise platform officer CJ Desai, and says Muse has about 600,000 US daily active users. Observers also note Muse's core files and design closely resemble OpenClaw.