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Instinct AI now works in group chats, non-users included

Instinct, the $10 billion personal AI agent startup, now lets you add its AI agent to group chats—even if your friends don’t have Instinct accounts. The AI can help with group plans, like travel, carpooling, or managing event tickets. Privacy controls let users limit what’s shared, with group and personal agents staying separate. The feature’s rolling out to early access users now, with a wider release coming soon.

Why it mattersPersonal AI agents are moving beyond one-on-one chats, aiming for a bigger role in how groups communicate and organize. Instinct’s privacy features could become a model as group AI adoption grows.

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TechCrunchInstinct brings its AI agent to group chats, even for friends without an account6:54 PM →Business InsiderInstinct joined the chat: The startup is bringing its AI agents to your group DMs10:05 AM →
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