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Meta launched Muse requiring broad personal data access with tiered paid tiers

This move forces builders to weigh the tradeoff between convenience from AI-driven task automation and the heightened risk and scrutiny around deep personal data access, especially given Meta's recent regulatory penalties.

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Meta launched Muse personal AI with broad data access and paid tiers

Meta launched Muse, a personal AI assistant that connects to users' email, calendars, payments, health apps, and more. Users must grant access to these sensitive services and provide a payment card for tiered subscription plans. The product includes a Secure VM and Sentinel agent for security. Meta's recent $18 billion multistate settlement heightens scrutiny on this data-intensive product.