Meta’s Muse prompted a user with questions about his Messages conversation after he said he hadn’t granted it access to those messages. The assistant explained it used notification previews, not the message content directly. This shifts the focus from what Muse can do to how much it may infer from notification text on a Mac, making its behavior feel more intrusive even if it’s functioning as designed.
Petlibro released the Granary 2 series of dry-food automatic feeders with AI camera recognition and meal intake tracking for multi-cat households. The Granary 2 Vision model costs $189.99 and includes a 1080p camera that recognizes up to 10 cats. The feeders now track how much food is dispensed and how much remains, which changes how owners monitor eating time, frequency, and individual cat profiles, with some features requiring paid subscriptions.
Meta launched Muse for Mac, a new Muse agent that can complete tasks directly on a user's computer using native apps and local files. The macOS download is free and available today, with use limited to the US for now. It adds opt-in, user-controlled permissions (with approvals needed for deletions and sending messages) and extends Muse from phone/web/WhatsApp to desktop, while using Meta’s hosted setup rather than an open model.
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