Instinct AI Assistant's Data Practices Draw Scrutiny
Instinct, an AI personal assistant in private testing, has impressed early users with its ability to handle tasks like booking and scheduling. However, its terms of service grant the company a perpetual license to user data and allow the assistant to enter binding agreements on users' behalf, raising privacy and security concerns. Critics question whether the benefits justify the level of access required.
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