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The ugly economics of consumer AI

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CitrixNews Staff
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The ugly economics of consumer AI

After this week, you could argue that consumer AI is making a comeback. 

Meta’s personal AI assistant, Muse, and its plush-like mascot Jolly, has been a surprise hit. OpenAI’s Dots, released just yesterday, appears to be chasing the same cartoony personal assistant idea. And the up-and-coming Instinct assistant reached a $10 billion valuation on the strength of its agentic errand-running, focused on booking travel, making restaurant reservations or cancelling subscriptions. 

Originally reported by TechCrunch. Read the full story at the original source.