Meta has pulled an Instagram AI feature that let users generate images using public Instagram accounts after acknowledging it "missed the mark"

Meta has deactivated the Muse Image capability to create AI deepfakes of any public Instagram account you @-mention.

Meta has launched a new AI-imaging tool called Muse that could make public Instagram users vulnerable to deepfakes. Muse allows other Instagram users to use photos from public accounts to make AI images without explicit approval or knowledge.

ZDNET's key takeaways Meta's new Muse Image can create AI images from Instagram posts.Any Meta user could reuse your own posts and Reels for AI.You can opt out easily enough by disabling this type of access.

I know a lot of people want to celebrate any stumble OpenAI makes, and rightfully so, but the imminent "death" of its Atlas browser isn't a sign of a company retreating from a competitive market. If you didn't catch the news yesterday,

OpenAI said earlier this year that it was developing a "superapp" for Macs and Windows, but did not mention at the time that Atlas would be rolled into that. In its race to keep up with its biggest competitor,

The company is sunsetting the browser after introducing a more powerful ChatGPT desktop app that offers its own browsing capabilities.

Nine months ago, OpenAI announced the launch of its brand new web browser known as Atlas. Now the AI giant has announced it is sunsetting the product. OpenAI's James Sun, a member of the product staff,