Meta’s latest AI, Muse, promises to handle the mundane with ease. But as I tested its capabilities, I couldn’t shake off the feeling it was a bit too nosy. From sorting through my emails to generating images of Apple products, Muse seems to know more than I do. The concerns about privacy are hard to ignore, especially when it scoops up details from my Instagram account with ease. While it does make some useful suggestions, I’m left wondering if I should be more wary of my digital assistants.

The app’s ability to generate AI podcasts and create content is impressive, but the fact that it can pull from my shipping address to curate news updates is unsettling. It’s a reminder that while AI can help, it might also be keeping a close eye on us. As I reflect on my experience, I can’t help but wonder how much of my personal life it has already learned.