New AI personal assistants push forward amid security concerns and reluctant companies
Meta and Instinct launched AI personal assistants in the past two months that handle tasks such as flight check-in, finding tickets or organizing dinners. Meta's Muse topped 10 million downloads in just over a month, according to Sensor Tower, versus 3.7 million for ChatGPT in the same period. Instinct is growing about 10% daily and around 40% of its users link a credit card within three weeks. Developers still must address security concerns and the reluctance of companies such as Amazon to let these agents in.
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- Meta's Muse topped 10 million downloads in just over a month; ChatGPT reached 3.7 million in the same period, according to Sensor Tower
- Instinct is growing about 10% daily and half of its sign-ups still use it at least once a week after the first month
- About 40% of Instinct users link a credit card within three weeks; Instinct and Meta work with Stripe on a digital wallet
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