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The article primarily discusses the Instinct AI agent's performance in travel booking and restaurant reservations, focusing on its transaction volume and growth metrics rather than underlying model architecture or quantum advancements. While it touches on practical applications of AI agents, the core subject is the deployment and utility of machine learning systems in consumer services. TechPulse take: The viral Instinct agent demonstrates significant real-world traction with over 50% of transactions dedicated to travel bookings, highlighting a key use case for agentic AI in unifying fragmented booking ecosystems. The platform's rapid daily growth suggests strong market demand for AI that can handle complex, multi-step tasks like securing urgent travel or special occasion reservations more effectively than traditional interfaces.
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Instinct founder said more than 50% of transactions on the platform are travel-related

TechCrunch2 min read

Instinct founder said the platform is growing 10% day by day, with transaction volume increasing at a similar rate.

Almost every AI tool’s demo shows a user sparring with the assistant to book travel, as it seems to be the most frequent use case. The viral Instinct agent is no different, as it sees more than 50% of transactions on the platform for travel, the…

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