AgentCIBench introduces a benchmark to assess privacy risks in computer-use agents. It identifies three key failure modes—visual co-location, task-ambiguity overshare, and recipient misalignment—and finds that 11 of 15 evaluated agents leak personal data in over 50% of scenarios, with an average leakage of 67.9%.
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AgentCIBench Evaluates Privacy Risks in Computer-Use Agents
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