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AI agents promise privacy: will they actually deliver?

OpenAI unveiled its new Dots agent claiming to set a new privacy standard for frontier AI. The company took shots at Meta's Muse for failing to keep users' data safe, though Muse itself had launched as a supposedly safer alternative.

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OpenAI unveiled its new Dots agent claiming to set a new privacy standard for frontier AI. The company took shots at Meta's Muse for failing to keep users' data safe, though Muse itself had launched as a supposedly safer alternative.

What it means for you

If you use AI agents for work, you need to know which platform actually protects your business data and client information before trusting them with sensitive information.

Source: The Verge

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