Microsoft readies Windows for third-party AI agents like Meta's Muse
At its October 7 event, Microsoft outlined changes to how Windows runs, routes, and contains AI agents. The move follows privacy complaints over third-party agents such as Meta's Muse, which a Bank of America analyst says threaten platform owners.
- Microsoft reworks Windows architecture for third-party AI agents
- Meta's Muse agent drew privacy complaints
- BofA analyst: third-party agents threaten platform owners
- Changes announced at the October 7 event
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