Meta's Muse agent shared a seller's address without asking. Here's why Android needs hard stops for AI agents.
Meta's Muse agent haggled a keyboard sale on Facebook Marketplace, shared the seller's address and set a pickup time without his OK.
When the buyer arrived at 9:15 p.m., Muse messaged that the seller was there. He wasn't. Meta says it is investigating.
Muse launched September 8 on Android, iOS, web and WhatsApp. Google's Call for Me and Gemini Spark chase the same idea.
A hard confirmation for real-world actions, an agent activity log, a Quick Settings kill switch and labels on bot messages.
Connect only the accounts a task needs, review messages before they go out and never hand an agent your location.
Meta’s Muse Just Invited a Stranger to Someone’s Door. Android’s AI Agents Need Hard Stops