Instinct hit by user-data mixing reports; Muse CEO trolls with a safety promise
alexandr_wang · x · 2026-09-23
Multiple users report that the Instinct model has been repeatedly "bongchang"ing people — mixing up user data and hallucinating errors, pointing to a possible user-isolation/memory failure.
Muse CEO Alexandr Wang jumped in with a troll: "muse: we promise to not bongchang you — sometimes it's just that easy," mocking the rival while pitching his own model's safety. A data-isolation incident plus CEO drama worth watching.
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