It spotted a hidden currency-conversion charge on a credit card, drafted an email to support, followed up, escalated again, and the bank reversed 6,285 rupees. All of it happened in WhatsApp chats.
Disputing a charge takes weeks of follow-ups. An agent that keeps escalating gets the reversal without you chasing.
In a few days Instinct recovered airline refunds by waiting in support queues and filling in forms, cancelled unused subscriptions, planned and booked a trip, found a last-minute service provider, reordered supplements and flagged flight delays from FAA data before the airline did.
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From a photo of the room, the sound wanted, a budget and the main uses, Instinct built a website comparing three or four options with mocked-up visuals in the room, then placed the orders with several vendors. It also noticed from the photo that a longer subwoofer cable was needed and ordered that too.
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Set up without connecting any personal account, it plans the commute by checking bus routes and times, sends daily digests of favourite YouTube channels and blogs, subscribes to newsletters through its own mailbox and scans local arts listings.
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