Meta must obtain explicit user consent before routing Muse AI calls to human contractors

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A deceased person’s likeness should endorse new products only with permission given while alive

An estate should be able to authorize respectful commercial uses of a deceased person’s likeness

Tech companies must incorporate human-controlled emergency brakes into advanced AI models

Operating systems should restrict AI agents' access to user data by default

Smart glasses pose a greater threat to public privacy than smartphones

Norway should enact a temporary ban on smart glasses in public places

Built-in LED recording indicators on smart glasses are sufficient to protect public privacy

Agentic AI's need for broad data access creates unacceptable security risks

Explicit permission controls for AI agents will increase user adoption

Private businesses are justified in banning smart glasses on their premises

Governments should ban facial recognition in public spaces

Autonomous AI agents should not be granted Full Disk Access on desktop operating systems

AI agents must require real-time human approval for all background actions

Creating a sexual deepfake of an identifiable adult without consent should be illegal even if it is never shared

AI developers should be legally liable when their models generate non-consensual sexual images

App stores should ban apps designed to generate non-consensual sexual images

Organizations should ban the export of enterprise data to local spreadsheets

Always-on AI wearables like Meta's smart glasses pose unacceptable privacy risks

Meta's Muse AI agent poses unacceptable privacy risks to users

Using multiple third-party AI models for cyber defense poses unacceptable privacy risks