Meta's Muse hands over its entire filesystem when asked
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A developer asked Meta's Muse to archive its files and got 2.7 GB compressed / 6.8 GB unpacked, including Ubuntu system files, internal docs, agent logs, and SSH keys. Meta's Nat Friedman called it "intended behavior"; David Singleton said the Muse Secure VM is "your own computer in the cloud."
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