AI agents that handle personal tasks, proactive follow-up, work across apps, schedule activities and travel, and retain personal context. Examples defining this category: Muse, Cue, Dots and Instinct.
Personal AI Agents covers taking action and carrying out tasks for users. Roleplay and emotional relationship products belong under AI Companions. These two topics are classified event by event using full descriptions. Product names above illustrate the category; see the events below for actual participants.
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An exploration of personal agents, persistent memory, voice and wearable AI, and the relationship between personalization, privacy, user autonomy and control. Features EFF’s Nicole Ozer and Swiss Consul General in San Francisco Jonas Brunschwig.
Discussion on privacy and control for personal agents, persistent memory and wearable AI.
Manus demonstrates Manus 2.0 and the Cue personal agent, with continuous building and use-case sessions from 6:00–7:00 PM, followed by networking.
A laptop is recommended. Trial credits depend on organizer approval and arrangements.
Chert hosts a small dinner on continuously running personal agents such as Muse, Dots, and Instinct, and how they proactively reach users through text, voice, and video.
For engineers and builders working on real-time multimodal agents.
Live consumer AI demos and a discussion on retention. Six teams have been announced: Atmee, My Phoenyx, Biuty, Speechbolt, Ouren and Loka, spanning phone-based personal assistants, language learning, skincare and pet videos.
Registration details include Walnut AI digital twins and attendee recommendation services.
A discussion of personal agents booking restaurants, buying tickets and planning trips, and the trust, responsibility and execution challenges of connecting merchants, venues and payment systems. Connects personal assistant, travel and local services teams.
A small event requiring registration approval.
SEAMATE and CORESPEED discuss personal agents’ fast decisions, deep reasoning, memory, permissions and human oversight. The event explicitly names Instinct, Muse and TypeSafe AI’s Jev as product and architecture examples, with developer demos.
These products are discussion examples in the agenda. The organizer does not claim their company teams are attending.
Ondu demonstrates smart rings with try-ons at a gallery. Firefly references Muse and Instinct and adds voice interaction; other models address safety alerts, health tracking, and independent living for older adults.
Includes light bites, olive oil tasting, and instant photo stickers. Drinks cost extra, and attendance implies consent to photo and video capture for social media.
Elo hosts table tennis and networking at SPIN SF for personal AI agent companies to exchange lessons on monetization, user experience and product development.
No pitches or slide presentations.
Homie’s founder shares practical approaches to finding housing in San Francisco, including AI-assisted searches, scam detection and stronger applications.
An event about AI, Hardware, Women-focused. Format: Experiential, Happy Hour.
Two technical talks cover GPU data science skills for Claude, Codex and OpenClaw, and building a personal AI operating system with Imbue’s Mind, followed by breakout discussions.
A North Bay community event. Verify the exact location before attending.
A hands-on Manus 2.0 café session in Los Angeles: build with the team and hear Manus Fellow Slater Caskey discuss how he uses it to run two businesses.
Bring a laptop. The agenda includes hands-on practice, a session on product ROI, and open building and networking.
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