Meet Rohit Shakya, an 18 year old class 11 dropout who allegedly built a 64 crore scam machine with the help of Al >he never scammed anyone himself, he just rented his fake apps to Jamtara gangs for ₹15k a month. >basically a subscription model for fraud, and the customers kept coming back >cloned 121 apps of SBI, PNB, Axis, ICICI and Aadhaar >sold them on Telegram with regular update >21,672 phones infected, OTPs read live >one Surat guy lost ₹5 lakh and called 1930 >cops caught him in a Kanpur hotel, meeting his girlfriend

A parcel can be out for delivery all day and still arrive during your shower time

"It's instinct but actually for work" for Instinct & Muse, work and compliance was an afterthought; that's why we built Ace. Ace has its own computer, email, phone number, and logins. You onboard it like a new hire and it just gets work done.

Instinct Selections We’re bringing human taste to the core of our product. We’re partnering with local chefs, designers, architects, travel guides, and more to create curated recommendations in the areas they know best. The next time you're looking for a restaurant, Instinct can pull from a list handpicked by chefs who know the hidden gems in your area. If you want to find a new trail to explore, Instinct can draw on recommendations from local guides and suggest a few routes that fit your preferences. And if you're looking to add some color to your home, Instinct will find pieces from independent designers that match your style, space, and budget. Our goal is to deliver world-class recommendations that are differentiated in quality from what you might find on the internet, and from what other chatbots produce. We’re rolling out access to Instinct Selections to our early access program, and plan to make it generally available soon. This is a project we’ve been working on since the start of the company and one that I’m personally extremely excited for.

Unexpected benefit of using Instinct: being able to use the internet over WhatsApp/iMessage when your flight wifi is spotty

astra was setting up OBS, and it saw I didn't respond so it looked through camera to see if i was looking (which i wasn't) it made my mac beep which made me lookup and it flashed the question on screen 💀

Authenticator support in Instinct Instinct can now securely and seamlessly handle the “enter your 6-digit authenticator code” step for you. It uses the same time-based one-time password (TOTP) standard as Authy, Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator, and other popular authenticator platforms. Once an account’s authenticator is set up in Vault, your agent can generate and enter its verification codes to unblock itself on your task. 37% of users store at least one account password in Vault within their first three weeks. A lot of everyday work happens behind a login. However, even with your password saved, an authenticator prompt can mean stopping the task, opening an app on your phone, and sending over a code before it expires. Instinct can now handle that step and keep working. On supported services, Instinct can complete the enrollment and save the details alongside your login in Vault. You may need to approve the initial sign-in or an existing security check. Where a service allows an additional authenticator, you can keep using the one on your phone. Once setup is complete, Instinct can use its own saved key to generate codes for future sign-ins. Phone approvals and other security checks may still need your input. Authenticator support is another step toward giving Instinct the tools it needs to complete tasks on your behalf in the real world, with fewer interruptions along the way. This is available across all of our users today.

told GPT-6 Astra to generate me a hyper realistic GTA 6 graphics of singapore street using three.js on an iphone POV. demo soon.

A week with Instinct and i'm not going back. what really works: 1. On whatsapp: replies in seconds, reacts with an emoji when nothing needs saying, have 10+ different tasks simultaneously and all from where I already spend time, no new app needed. 2. Voice notes: I ramble a half formed voice note about a trip. It does the thing asked and comes back with solutions 3. It verifies: flights checked on the airline's own site. asked about supplements and it read the actual lab tests before naming a brand. 4. It sends receipts: screenshots of what it saw, the article it got the information from, the Airbnb link, etc. I never have to ask "where did you get that." 5. My current rails, not theirs: I book through my HSBC portal for 6x points. It'll book through the portal if asked. every other tool wants to drag you into its own checkout and quietly cost you the points. 6. Standing tasks: it's watching a flight I need on specific dates and tracking my card offers, running daily without me. Pings only when there's actual money in it. 7. It just knows the job: told it my first triathlon is coming up, it built the list of everything I need to sort out before then. Easily worth paying money for, hmu if you want an invite.