Instinct AI assistant raises privacy and security concerns

Early testers praise Instinct's capabilities but worry about its broad terms, which grant a 'perpetual and irrevocable' license to user data, and its sweeping access to devices and apps. The agent, led by former Sierra researcher Noah Shinn, is still in private testing.
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