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How OpenAI\'s Dots differs from Meta\'s Muse

Meta and OpenAI are competing with always-on AI agents that continue tasks after users step away. Both rely on cloud computers, but differ in functions, pricing and privacy approaches. Meta’s Muse targets everyday tasks such as shopping and travel planning, while OpenAI’s Dots focuses on long-term research, cross-app work and repetitive tasks. Both require approvals for sensitive actions and limit behavior through settings and rules.

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Tab personal AI agent emerges at $300 million valuation

Personal AI agent startup Tab has emerged with a valuation of $300 million, TechCrunch reported. Brennan Arbes (브레넌 어브즈), Stafford Schlit (스태퍼드 슐릿) and Ammar Amdani (암마르 암다니) began developing it earlier this year. Users send tasks via iMessage or WhatsApp, and Tab carries them out. The investment included SV Angel, Bala Ventures and American Spirit. The company says it does not use user data to train AI.

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Instinct adds AI agent support for group chats with friends without accounts

Instinct has launched a feature that lets users use its AI agents in group chats that include friends without Instinct accounts. Users can add an Instinct agent to a chat to coordinate schedules and carry out plans, targeting tasks such as trip planning, ticket booking and organizing carpools. Founder Noah Shin explained privacy controls, including user permission prompts and separation from personal account data. The feature will roll out first to early access users.