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.
- Instinct agent can join group chats for planning
- Friends without Instinct accounts can participate
- Personal and group agents are kept separate for privacy
- Early access rollout; more users coming soon
- Instinct valued at $10 billion after recent funding
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