“Muse … said … your framework's pointing to an exit node that no longer exists. It repointed it. Everything came back.”

Security Now (Audio) · How worried should we be? - Unpredictable Agents

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Gave Meta’s Muse permission to access the “tail net” so it could detect a broken exit node and automatically repoint the network route, bringing his computer back online

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