Meta’s Muse AI Agent Tracks Down a User’s $1,500 in Unclaimed Funds

Meta’s Muse AI agent helped investment analyst Nick Grous find more than US$1,500 in unclaimed funds registered under his name after he asked it to search the internet for money that might belong to him. Grous, director of consumer internet and fintech research at ARK Invest, asked the agent to look online for money that […]

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Meta’s Muse AI Agent Tracks Down a User’s $1,500 in Unclaimed Funds

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