AI Agents in Group Chats Challenge Privacy Experts' Outdated Frameworks
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An AI agent's integration into a large community group is sparking backlash over privacy—but experts argue the concern reflects misconceptions about how modern data sharing actually works. The incident underscores a broader reckoning in 2026 as personal AI assistants like Meta's Muse, OpenAI's Dots, and others move beyond individual user management into shared spaces, exposing a fundamental gap between how people think about privacy and how these systems operate.
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