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    AI agent wars: OpenAI’s Dots wades into a market warmed up by Instinct and Meta’s Muse

    The launch of OpenAI's Dots comes amid the agentic frenzy launched by Meta's Muse earlier this month. Muse targets professionals and companies, and also caters to everyday consumers and small businesses as well. Startups and open-source projects such as Instinct and OpenClaw are also part of this market.

    Meta Muse: Why is this new AI agent raising privacy concerns?

    Meta introduced Muse, an AI assistant designed for task execution and personal assistance. This agent can send emails, book travel, and fill online forms for users. Muse operates across various applications, remembering details and working without constant human instructions. While Meta emphasises safety, internal tests revealed vulnerabilities and privacy concerns.

    WhatsApp patches exploit allowing hackers to target Apple users

    WhatsApp fixed a security flaw that allowed targeted attacks on Apple devices by exploiting bugs in iOS and iPadOS. Less than 200 users were affected during a 90-day malicious campaign. WhatsApp and Apple have released patches, urging all users to update their apps to prevent further risks.

    WhatsApp arrives on iPad: All you need to know

    WhatsApp has officially launched its iPad app on the Apple App Store, offering an optimized messaging experience for iPad users. This initial version, WhatsApp 25.16.81, requires iPadOS 15.1 or later and syncs seamlessly with users' primary smartphone accounts, mirroring the functionality of the desktop application.

    US judge finds Israel's NSO Group liable for hacking in WhatsApp lawsuit

    A U.S. judge ruled against NSO Group in a lawsuit filed by WhatsApp, accusing the Israeli spyware firm of exploiting a bug to install surveillance software. The judge found NSO liable for hacking and breach of contract, with the case now proceeding to trial to determine damages.

    IT ministry to send notice to WhatsApp on international spam calls issue: Rajeev Chandrasekhar

    The digital platforms are responsible and accountable for ensuring the safety of 'digital nagriks', Chandrasekhar said, adding that the government will respond to every instance of alleged misuse or alleged breach of users' privacy.

    The Economic Times
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