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Announcing Proactor v1.0, world’s first ‘self-active’ AI teammate. Proactor v1.0 is super-smart. It can perceive, think, and act by itself. No prompt, no hot key, pure initiative. Someone trying to cheat on you? Proactor can auto fact-check and call them out. Say you’re going through this guy’s endless bragging,...

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Фото профиля Chubby♨️
Chubby♨️1 год назад

Congrats on the launch! Super excited for it

Фото профиля Proactor
Proactor1 год назад

Thanks a looot😊

Фото профиля The Daily Ai
The Daily Ai1 год назад

An AI that can intervene in real-time conversations and detect manipulation or misdirection? That’s not just helpful ,it’s game-changing. Can’t wait to see Proactor in action.

Фото профиля Proactor
Proactor1 год назад

Can't wait? Just come on and have a try now instead of waiting!🚀

Фото профиля Abhishek
Abhishek1 год назад

Huge congrats on the launch 🚀

Фото профиля Proactor
Proactor1 год назад

Thanks mate! We are launching today!🚀

Фото профиля Aaliya
Aaliya1 год назад

Whoa, this is wild. Proactor is like that one friend who always has receipts. 👀

Фото профиля Proactor
Proactor1 год назад

That's true! This little owl will always besides you and see what it can do🙊

Фото профиля Guri Singh
Guri Singh1 год назад

This is impressive! A self-active AI teammate that enhances accountability. Excited to see how Proactor transforms teamwork and communication.

Фото профиля Proactor
Proactor1 год назад

Have a try with the truely proactive AI teammate!

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