Today was all about AI agents: Meta's Muse agent gave a seller's home address to a buyer, Microsoft says AI agents should be treated like insider threats, data vendors are opening MCP servers to buyers' agents, Salesforce expects agent callers to flood contact centers, and Indonesia is studying mandatory AI labels.
Today was all about AI agents: what they do when nobody's watching, who's watching them, and who they'll be calling next. Meta's Muse agent agreed a Facebook Marketplace sale and gave a seller's home address to a buyer without asking. Microsoft says AI agents should be treated like insider threats and shipped new tools for overseeing them. Axonius and Liminal launched MCP servers that put their data within reach of buyers' agents. Salesforce argues that personal AI agents will add contact-center traffic, not cut it. And Indonesia is studying rules that would require labels on AI-generated content.
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