I let AI read my inbox. There was a lot in there. | The Interface
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What happens when you give an AI agent access to your inbox? The Interface returns for season two with a new co-host. BBC technology columnist Thomas Germain is joined by Jessica Maddox, a professor at the University of Georgia who studies internet culture. Each week, the two of them break down the tech stories that actually matter in your day-to-day life. New episodes drop every Wednesday. Find us on BBC.com, YouTube, BBC Sounds, or wherever you get your podcasts. And one more thing: In response to this discussion, a Meta spokesperson told us that Muse is “designed to be safe, secure and private – with built-in protections and user controls that put people in charge of how they use it." They added that safety and security was a "huge priority" and that Muse had been tested extensively and any identified vulnerabilities had been fixed. Meta says Muse is designed to respect the interests of websites it uses. The company also says users have complete control over what information and
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