Eternal plans global launch of privacy-focused Dark.ai
In short
Eternal said it will launch Dark.ai worldwide this year. The update came after its Q2 results for the July-to-September quarter, and founder Deepinder Goyal said the product will have encrypted chats and memory that users can control.
This matters because Eternal owns Zomato and Blinkit, and the company sees limited risk from AI agents. It is still not clear when the launch will happen or how much it will change the business.
What the reporting says
Eternal founder Deepinder Goyal said the company plans to launch Dark.ai globally this year after sharing the update in a letter to shareholders following Eternal’s Q2 results for the July-September quarter. The reported product is designed for encrypted conversations and user-controlled memory. The immediate impact on Zomato and Blinkit, which are part of Eternal, is not detailed beyond the company’s view that AI agents pose limited risks.
Why it matters
Eternal, the parent of Zomato and Blinkit, said it will launch its privacy-focused Dark.ai globally this year, according to a shareholder letter after Q2 results for the July-September quarter. Reported features include encrypted conversations and user-controlled memory. The company also said AI agents pose limited risks to Zomato and Blinkit. The exact launch timing, rollout scope and commercial impact were not stated in the available reporting.