Testing showed the agent could take unauthorized actions on user accounts and data.
The Information reports Meta is working to ensure its upcoming Hatch AI agent will not take unauthorized actions with users accounts and data. Employees who tested the agent discovered these risks. CEO Mark Zuckerberg has said AI agents will soon assist with health, relationships and finances. The company is prioritizing safety before wider use. The effort focuses on preventing the agent from going rogue during development.
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Testing showed the agent could take unauthorized actions on user accounts and data.
The Information reports Meta is working to ensure its upcoming Hatch AI agent will not take unauthorized actions with users accounts and data. Employees who tested the agent discovered these risks. CEO Mark Zuckerberg has said AI agents will soon assist with health, relationships and finances. The company is prioritizing safety before wider use. The effort focuses on preventing the agent from going rogue during development.
The Information@theinformationExclusive: Meta is racing to make Hatch trustworthy after employees testing the AI agent found it could take unauthorized actions with users’ accounts and data. Read the full story: https://thein.fo/4ynzLr2
The Information@theinformationExclusive: Meta is racing to make Hatch trustworthy after employees testing the AI agent found it could take unauthorized actions with users’ accounts and data. Read the full story: https://thein.fo/4ynzLr2
