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AI 安全与评测 网络安全 人工智能
Alexandr Wang describes Muse’s isolated runtime and checks on outgoing dataMachine translation
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Alexandr Wang says each Muse runs in its own secure virtual machine, where data shared with it is stored. A separate agent checks attempts to send information out and blocks sensitive data such as credit card numbers; users must also approve each new website Muse wants to contact. A more encrypted virtual machine is planned for later and may be slower.
Alexandr Wang (Chief AI Officer at Meta) explains how each Muse runs inside its own "secure VM", a sandboxed, isolated mini computer, and the data you share with it is stored only there.
> Whenever the agent tries to send anything out, like filling a form or making a call, a separate "sentinel" agent checks it and blocks sensitive data such as credit card or Social Security numbers.
> Muse also asks the user to approve every new website it wants to contact or send data to.
> A more encrypted "confidential VM", is coming later with the goal of WhatsApp-level guarantees, though it may be slower.
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Alexandr Wang's (Chief AI Officer at Meta) biggest fear about AI
"If there were anything that keeps me up about AI, like, something like this is, is, is, um, maybe the thing that I'm most afraid of, which is that we deploy agents worldwide scale, and then they, you know, they aren't behaving the way that we need them to, but we kind of don't even notice because we're just so preoccupied or whatnot."
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