Couples are using a viral AI agent to do their emotional labor. It’s been helpful — and chaotic.

Source: Business Insider

Some early adopters of Instinct are using AI agents to manage common tasks in a relationship, like shared to-do lists and vacation itineraries. It's had mixed results. Getty Images; BIInstinct's new "Trusted Person" allows users to connect their AI agents and tag-team tasks.

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