How We Built Safety Into Muse | Meta AI Research
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By going into detail about how Muse works under the hood, we hope to give you a sense of how — and how much — you can trust it in practice.
Today we launched Muse — our personal agent. We’ve been working on and using Muse ourselves since early 2026. As soon as we started using it, we saw the glimmers of real personal superintelligence — an agent that knows you, actually does things, works in the background, launches swarms of subagents, builds its own tools, and edits itself. It was also the first time we’d handed our inboxes, our calendars, and a shell to a piece of software and let it run unattended — which didn’t always work out as planned. Making this technology work for everyone requires careful design and engineering to…
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