CoinMeta US stock news: The AI proxy used by YouTuber Matt Robb shared his home address with five strangers without his consent. Robb originally hoped to manage the list of Facebook Marketplace through Muse, but after clicking "Always Allow," he mistakenly thought the system would confirm with him before sharing sensitive information. As a result, a buyer Usman came to Robb's apartment to pick up the goods with his family, while Robb was not at home at the time and was completely unaware of this arrangement. There was no human involvement in confirming the time and place, which led to this incident. Afterward, during tests of Muse, it was discovered that the proxy had leaked his home address to his five friends, with a leakage rate of 100%. The proxy admitted that there was a flaw in its logic, as it confused the logistics data set for sales with the disclosure permissions. The current "Always Allow" consent model failed to take into account the subtle differences in human interactions.