Time: Meta's Muse AI agent is building a dossier on you

Time magazine reports that Meta's Muse AI agent is building a dossier on the people who use it, according to a story surfaced via Google News.

The headline frames the issue squarely around user data: an AI agent that accumulates and organizes information about the individual it serves.

For a company whose core business spans social platforms and advertising, the pairing of an AI agent with user profiling is especially sensitive, since agents often need broader context and more service permissions to complete tasks.

The source does not, in the headline and summary available, detail what data Muse collects, how that data is used or shared, or whether users can view and manage their dossier.

Coverage of this kind tends to weigh the convenience of agents against their privacy cost: the more an agent knows about a user, the more smoothly it can act, but the more concentrated that user information becomes.

What to watch next is whether Meta responds to the report, and whether Muse's data practices draw further scrutiny from regulators or user advocacy groups.