Each user gets dedicated VM. They got contents of their own sandbox. Big deal. The level of excitement here is wildly disproportionate
Exactly my thought.
If you get access to a VM, it's not a "security vulnerability" if you then have access to that VM. This was the whole point, the product.
It's almost like returning a car after you bought it with the reason "When I open the door with my key, the door is open and anyone can get in".
The only edge Meta has at this point is their willingness to take risks and make unsafe, ethically grey AI products. I don't even mean this as some sort of anti-corporation hate speech, just an honest analysis. Their brand is so different from all the other big tech cos that they are in a unique position.
You can ask Meta Muse to take actions that clearly break other site's terms of service and it happily does it. I asked it to bot poker games and it just hopped right in to a table.