Hark, a startup founded less than a year ago by serial entrepreneur Brett Adcock, has released Hark Pro, an AI personal assistant built around a model trained specifically for computer use. Rather than simply answering questions, the assistant operates the user's computer—handling email, calendar, expenses, and other digital tasks. The product is free with a subscription tier for heavy users, and the company frames it as an operating system for AI rather than an app.
Hark launches privacy-focused AI assistant that operates your computer
Hark Pro is a new AI personal assistant that trains on computer use to handle digital tasks, positioning itself as a privacy-conscious alternative to big tech assistants.
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