Healthcare startup Nolla Health has launched a new service allowing users in Utah to scan their faces using an app. Its AI system then analyzes acne severity and autonomously writes a prescription. The service represents a growing trend of artificial intelligence expanding into direct medical diagnoses and pharmaceutical treatments.
Instinct is expanding its AI agent capabilities to include collaborative group chats, enabling friends to plan trips, organize carpools, and coordinate events together. A standout feature of the launch is that the AI agent can participate in these group settings even if some participants do not have an Instinct account. The company emphasizes that user privacy and data security remain protected. Personal Instinct accounts are strictly siloed from the group chats, and individual agents must explicitly request user permission before sharing any personal information or taking external actions.
