Instinct seeks $1 billion in fresh funding, The Information reports
The Information’s Stephanie Palazzolo says the raise could value the personal AI assistant at $10 billion, four times its August valuation.
Instinct CEO Noah Shinn has told investors he wants to raise $1 billion, The Information’s Stephanie Palazzolo reports. The round could value the personal AI assistant at $10 billion, four times its August valuation. That would follow a reported $250 million round last month. Instinct says its assistant connects to users’ apps and devices to handle tasks such as arranging rides and booking home services. Access remains limited while the company adds computing power. Shinn said Sept. 1 that increased demand had made responses three to five times slower during a 12-hour period. He said the bottlenecks had been resolved and more capacity added.
The CEO of popular AI assistant Instinct has told investors he’s looking to raise $1b in new funding. That could imply a $10b valuation, 4xing its valuation from last month.
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