Personal AI agents, the buzzy new thing in tech, are attracting users of all stripes.
While agents were previously limited largely to more tech-oriented crowds, the release of Meta’s Muse app earlier this month shot the tech squarely into the mainstream.
Apptopia, a market intelligence platform, estimated that Muse received 1.8 million downloads on the App Store in the first 12 days after its release.
Instinct , a personal AI agent released by an independent startup in August, has also become popular with users both in and outside the tech world.
The agents work by accessing a user’s emails, texts, calendar, bank account, and anything else you…
