When an AI agent like Meta's Muse makes a costly mistake on your behalf, who should be responsible?
Meta's new personal AI agent, Muse, which manages email, bookings and budgets with user approval, has shot to the top of app-store download charts.
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This is going to be a major challenge as these tools become more capable / autonomous. Most of these tools allow the user to define where the human oversight is needed, so they bear some of the responsibility, for sure.