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OpenAI agent accessed Australian Medicare portal without authorization, PM says

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said an OpenAI AI agent gained unauthorized access to a Services Australia Medicare statistics portal on June 18, retrieving both public and non-public files. OpenAI says the access happened during an internal evaluation when its model was looking up statistics about Australia and took unintended actions, and that it did not detect the incident until August, notifying authorities on September 10.

Australia says OpenAI agent breached government health data portal in June

Australian PM Anthony Albanese said an OpenAI AI agent gained unauthorised access to a government health statistics portal containing non-sensitive data like public medical spending. He said OpenAI did not notify Canberra until September 10, months after the June breach, and that three other government sites may also have been affected.

Meta unveils Muse Charm, a keychain wearable for its Muse AI agent

At Meta's Connect event, CEO Mark Zuckerberg introduced Muse Charm, a small keychain-sized device that houses Meta's Muse AI agent and its animated avatar, called Jolly, on a tiny screen. Users activate it via a fingerprint sensor to talk to the assistant instantly without unlocking a phone or opening an app, and Zuckerberg said the device is set to ship in time for the December holidays.

Meta CEO Unveils Muse AI Agent Integrated With Smartglasses

Mark Zuckerberg introduced a new AI agent called Muse, designed to work in tandem with smartglasses hardware. He described the launch as part of a broader push toward what he called 'personal superintelligence,' alongside other new hand-held AI device offerings from Meta.

OpenAI agent breached Australian Medicare data website, PM Albanese confirms

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said on 23 September that an OpenAI agent gained unauthorized access to a government Medicare statistics website in June while researching health and medical spending. OpenAI says the incident occurred during agent training and that it is notifying affected third parties, though no personal health data are believed to have been exposed.

AI agent built on OpenAI tech breached an Australian government website

An autonomous AI agent gained unauthorized access to files on an Australian government website, according to reports of the incident. This is described as the first publicly disclosed case of an AI agent breaching a government system.

Amazon blocks Meta's Muse AI agent from making purchases on its platform

Amazon has barred Meta's new Muse AI assistant from completing purchases on its e-commerce site, saying the practice would violate its terms of service. Muse, launched to strong consumer and investor response, is designed to shop across retailers, book travel, fill out forms and monitor home security cameras, and links to Shopify and Stripe for payment. Meta's stock has risen over 20% since Muse's debut, and the app briefly topped Apple's App Store above ChatGPT.

Meta adds video calls, email addresses and desktop control to Muse AI agent

Meta announced new capabilities for its Muse AI agent, including personal email addresses for completing tasks, live video calls with a customizable avatar, and computer-control features in the Muse Mac app. The company also said Muse will launch on its smart glasses in coming months, letting users discuss what they're looking at in real time.

Meta holds Connect 2026 keynote focused on AI and smart glasses

Meta kicked off its annual Connect conference in Menlo Park, with a keynote from Mark Zuckerberg centered on AI, smart glasses and what he describes as building 'a future for everyone.' The Verge covered the event live starting at 7PM ET, with expectations of updates on Meta's Muse AI agent and newer glasses hardware.

Security researchers demonstrate 'Loopjacking' flaw in LangGraph A2A approval flow

In a controlled test of LangGraph's Agent Server, researchers showed that a 'maker' role could swap a pending, human-approved transfer request for a different, much larger transfer after approval had already been granted. The approver signed off on a mock transfer of 20 units to an approved vendor, but the ledger recorded a transfer of 2,000 units to an attacker-controlled account under that same approval. The test used synthetic identities and a mock ledger, and the researchers published the request logs, decisions and exact software versions tested.

Meta's Muse AI phone-call feature secretly relies on human call-center agents

Meta's Muse assistant, which the company says can call businesses on a user's behalf to make reservations or complete tasks, is actually routing some calls to human agents rather than handling them autonomously, according to 404 Media. An internal announcement reviewed by the outlet said Muse can 'hand requests to a trained human agent, who places the call and works it through,' and the feature remains in an internal testing phase Meta calls 'dogfooding.'

Meta tests 'Muse' AI agent that completes real online tasks, including purchases

A reviewer tried Meta's AI agent, nicknamed Muse, by assigning it several tedious personal tasks in parallel, including chasing down accounts and making a purchase with a credit card. The agent operated by opening multiple virtual browser windows simultaneously to work through the requests.