Your iMessage group chat can now have its own AI agent Instinct, the AI ​​agent startup valued at $10 billion in September, opened up group chats to every iMessage user on Tuesday. Add it to a thread and it works for the whole group, even for members who have never signed up. The group gets its own instinct. It only knows what's in that chat, not anyone's accounts or data. When it needs something from you, it goes through your personal instinct, which asks you first. Early testers used it to plan a dinner party, organize a road trip and decorate an apartment, says founder Noah Shin. Group chats first rolled out to Early Access users on October 5th. Now anyone on iMessage can add it.

Your iMessage group chat can now have its own AI agent Instinct, the AI ​​agent startup valued at $10 billion in September, opened up group chats to every iMessage user on Tuesday. Add it to a thread and it works for the whole group, even for members who have never signed up. The group gets its own instinct. It only knows what's in that chat, not anyone's accounts or data. When it needs something from you, it goes through your personal instinct, which asks you first. Early testers used it to plan a dinner party, organize a road trip and decorate an apartment, says founder Noah Shin. Group chats first rolled out to Early Access users on October 5th. Now anyone on iMessage can add it.