Replika founder Eugenia Kuyda launches Wabi 2.0, a multiplayer personal AI assistant, with no security incident reported
Eugenia Kuyda, former CEO of Replika and founder of Wabi, has officially launched Wabi 2.0 for all users. It is a multi-threaded, multiplayer personal AI assistant that works like a messenger app. The agent builds mini-apps automatically once connected to a user's email, and threads can be shared as group chats. Wabi competes with assistants such as Muse and Instinct, and is in talks to raise more funds after a $20 million pre-seed round. The article is product and business news and reports no vulnerability, breach or threat activity.
Technical Details
- Users can share email, calendar and bank account details inside shared threads. Access is scoped to individual chats, and all participants can see when someone's personal information is requested.
- Wabi says it is SOC 2 compliant (independently audited data security controls), runs entirely in the cloud, and stores most user data in the U.S.
- Per the article, AI researchers say long single-thread chatbot conversations are more prone to hallucination, loss of context and bypassed safety guardrails. Wabi cites this as a reason for its multi-thread design.
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Replika founder Eugenia Kuyda launches Wabi 2.0, a multiplayer personal AI assistant, with no security incident reported
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Eugenia Kuyda, former CEO of Replika and founder of Wabi, has officially launched Wabi 2.0 for all users. It is a multi-threaded, multiplayer personal AI assistant that works like a messenger app. The agent builds mini-apps automatically once connected to a user's email, and threads can be shared as group chats. Wabi competes with assistants such as Muse and Instinct, and is in talks to raise more funds after a $20 million pre-seed round. The article is product and business news and reports no vulnerability, breach or threat activity.
Technical Details
- Users can share email, calendar and bank account details inside shared threads. Access is scoped to individual chats, and all participants can see when someone's personal information is requested.
- Wabi says it is SOC 2 compliant (independently audited data security controls), runs entirely in the cloud, and stores most user data in the U.S.
- Per the article, AI researchers say long single-thread chatbot conversations are more prone to hallucination, loss of context and bypassed safety guardrails. Wabi cites this as a reason for its multi-thread design.