00:00Meta has paused the chat sharing feature in its Muse AI app.
00:03A security firm called Clarock reported that shared conversations could be discovered online.
00:08Each shared link included the chat title in its web address.
00:12All links used one domain, and those addresses appeared in public DNS records.
00:17Clarock said OneSearch brought back thousands of them, listed by name.
00:21The firm listed 6,800 shared chat links.
00:24It viewed private content from business and personal use of Muse.
00:28Examples included meeting times with an AI lab and a small business loan application.
00:33Others were a bank fraud notice with partial account details and a company vacation calendar.
00:39Meta said it paused the feature while it reviews the report.
00:42It is considering changes to how the links can be discovered.
00:45Clarock reported that its researchers could no longer open a sample of the links after Meta's update.
00:51Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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