Silicon Valley’s AI wunderkind launches Underdog, the most private Instinct/Muse competitor yet
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AI Global WireSigil Wen, backed by a Silicon Valley's who-who, has built an on-device AI assistant that promises to be free, fully private, and capable for everyday tasks.
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