Zuckerberg on how Muse decides what is sensitive about you
Zuckerberg says Muse should infer sensitive details like an allergy or pregnancy without asking, so a reservation can be made without revealing them, and contrasts this with Claude Code, where such distinctions matter less.
Mark Zuckerberg reveals Meta Muse will know what's sensitive about you without asking "Your Muse agent is going to know a bunch of stuff about you, and it's going to need to go out into the world and interact to get stuff done for you. But not share certain stuff." "Let's say you have some kind of allergy or sensitivity, or you're pregnant. You're making a reservation somewhere. You don't necessarily want to say 'I'm pregnant', but maybe you want a place that has good mocktails. "You want to be able to achieve your goals without having to necessarily reveal a lot about yourself. And it needs to know what is sensitive without having to ask you a million questions. That's a specific thing that we care about." "There's all these reasons why, maybe if you're using Claude code, that's less important. Because you're working on a coding project and you're working within a team and an enterprise. And theoretically if you're within a company, everyone can see the project." "So you don't have that need to be able to differentiate between what is sensitive and what is not. So there's a lot of stuff like that that I think is pretty deep."