Shinn said the idea is to allow Instinct to handle the account sign-up and management for you if it needs to do so for completing tasks that require email, like creating accounts on various services, contacting businesses, and following up on things that need attention. 'For example, Instinct can use its own email to contact a restaurant about a special request, ask a business about availability, or sign up for a service it needs to complete your task,' Shinn wrote on X. We're giving Instinct access to more tools. Starting today, your Instinct will have its own email address. This is the first step towards enabling your Instinct to own and run its own accounts.Most everyday tasks flow through your email: creating accounts, confirming bookings,' pic.twitter.com/brwQSsJnmJ The feature could help make Instinct's user experience more seamless, as users wouldn't have to intervene to log in or provide their credentials. (Instinct partnered with 1Password on the latter last week.) But for...
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