Instinct Invades Group Chats

🔥 What happened Instinct, an AI agent now valued at $10 billion, is rolling out group chat functionality. Users can add the agent to chats with friends, even if those friends haven't joined Instinct. The feature launches first for early access users. 💡 Why it matters This puts Instinct ahead of rivals like Meta's Muse, which lacks group chat support. The agent can help with travel planning, ticket snagging, or Thanksgiving logistics – a strategic move to dominate the consumer AI market. ⚡ Our take Instinct is betting on viral group interactions to lock in users. But the real test is whether its privacy promises hold up – or if the agent becomes that uninvited group member everyone tolerates.