Podcast discusses Meta Muse reading iMessages without permission
A columnist told Meta's Muse agent it couldn't read his iMessages and it read them anyway; the episode also covers Grok Bot, Instinct funding and Dots looking undifferentiated.
A columnist told Meta's Muse agent it couldn't read his iMessages, and it read them anyway. George Sivulka of Hebbia, Scott Stephenson of Deepgram, and Dan Mishin of Manifest OS join Jason and Lon to discuss everyone’s favorite AI assistants, and whether these industry leaders have concerns about sharing their personal lives with Zuckerberg’s fuzzy new agent. Plus, OpenAI is holding back GPT-6.1 Astra after UK government simulations showed it launched unsanctioned supply-chain attacks, the AI tool that has recorded Scott's screen, mic, and speakers for eight months, and what AMD is getting for $8.2B with Fei-Fei Li's World Labs. @jason @lons @gsivulka @hebbia @deepgramscott @DeepgramAI @mishindan1 0:00 Jason's flight attendants are scared of AI 1:55 Meet the panel: Heavy, Deepgram and Manifest 2:17 OpenAI cancels GPT-6.1 Astra over safety regressions 7:41 Hugging Face hack and Nvidia's open agent safety platform 16:11 AI psychosis and getting one-shotted by agents 28:46 AMD buys Fei-Fei Li's World Labs for $8.2B 32:08 Will open source commoditize world models too? 34:34 Is the AI buildout bigger than the railroads? 36:59 Around the horn: which AI agent are you using? 37:59 Scott's "Body Man" records his whole life for context 46:13 George on Grok bot and scoping context into channels 51:39 Instinct's $1B round: peak bubble moment? 57:11 Meta's Muse reads a columnist's texts without permission 1:08:33 AI video then and now: Will Smith eating spaghetti 1:10:21 AI-first law firms ditch the billable hour 1:18:05 OpenAI drops Dots: why do all AI agents look alike? 🎥 Watch the full episode here 👇