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Instinct AI Now in Your Group Chats
6 Oct
Summary
- Instinct AI, valued at $10 billion, now integrates into group chats.
- Functionality works even if friends haven't joined the Instinct app.
- AI agent prioritizes user privacy with permission-based interactions.
Instinct, a burgeoning AI agent company recently valued at $10 billion, has announced a significant expansion into group chat functionality. This new feature enables users to invite the AI agent into their existing group conversations, streamlining collaborative efforts for various activities.
These group chats will operate effectively regardless of whether all friends involved are Instinct users. This move places Instinct in direct competition with other AI tools, including Meta's offerings, as the race to capture the consumer AI market intensifies.
Instinct has implemented robust privacy measures, ensuring user control. The AI agent requires explicit permission before interacting within a group and can be restricted or removed from trust lists by users at any time. Personal agents are siloed from group agents, preventing unauthorized access to user data.
The feature is currently rolling out to early access users, with a broader release anticipated soon. Users can request early access through their personal Instinct agent.
