Muse will apparently let you download its entire filesystem

Developers discovered that Meta's AI platform can be prompted to share its entire filesystem, including system files and internal documentation, with relatively little effort. Meta denies this represents a security breach, arguing that users can naturally access files in their own virtual machines, though the disclosed data reveals details about how the AI processes requests and connects to services like email. This is the second vulnerability found in the platform this week, following an earlier exploit that could allow account hijacking. The leaked files show the AI stores memory in plain text files, performs nightly reviews of conversations, and has hard-coded capabilities, potentially exposing significant information about the platform's internal architecture.