Muse submitted the survey without him clicking
u/improvedataquality gave Muse a link to one of his surveys. Muse went through the whole form and submitted the response. He did not click himself. He warns that the same thing can be used to collect incentives.
Done with MuseAdvanced
What was done
On 02 October 2026 u/improvedataquality writes that Meta released Muse on 8 September. He wanted to see what that meant for survey research. He gave Muse a link to one of his surveys and asked it to complete the whole form with no human intervention. It did. He did not answer questions, did not click through pages, and did not take over. Muse went from beginning to end and submitted a completed response. It also solved the captcha on its own. He writes that a participant can then hand the form to an agent. Where there is an incentive, he calls that an obvious opening for fraud. Instinct is another personal agent. He has not tested that one on completion. Muse is available at no charge, with a usage limit.
How it went
His own survey was submitted by Muse. The answers are not quoted. Instinct was not tested on the same task.
Worth knowing
The survey is not named. The post does not say whether it paid an incentive, or which answers were submitted. The captcha was solved by Muse in this test. That is not a reason to complete other people's forms.
How to do it
- Use only a survey you own, and read the questions first.
- Ask the agent to walk through the form and stop before submission.
- Read the answers. Submit yourself only if they are what you meant.
Try it with Muse
Walk through [survey] that I own. Do not submit the form. Do not use this on a form that pays the respondent. Stop and show me the answers before I say yes.
Replace text in brackets with your own.
Done when. You have read the answers, and the form has not been submitted without a yes.
Safety rule. Only your own form. No submission and no incentive until you have said yes.
Read the original
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