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Meta is preparing to introduce Muse Confidential VM, a more private way to use its personal AI agent. The company previously teased the feature, and it is now partially implemented in the web interface. A dedicated settings section will allow users to enable it. According to the notice, conversations will run in a secure, encrypted environment that keeps data private, even from Meta. Conversations and other data processed in this mode will not be used to train Meta’s AI models. Unlike the existing Muse Secure VM, Confidential VM is designed to prevent even Meta from accessing users’ information. Meta previously confirmed plans to launch the technology before the end of 2026. Later this year, Meta will introduce Muse Confidential VM, where the whole VM, including a person’s data and conversations with Muse, is encrypted with a key only they hold, so not even Meta can access it. Private mode will initially have several limitations. Voice mode, image and video generation, and support for wearable devices such as Meta AI glasses and the Muse pin may not be available.
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