Artificial Intelligence: Dots: OpenAI Introduces AI Agents for Everyday Life
The Facebook group Meta was ahead of the pioneer OpenAI with an AI assistant for everyday life. But only by a few weeks - now the ChatGPT makers are countering with their own offer.
OpenAI, the developer of ChatGPT, has introduced "Dots", AI agents that can independently complete tasks on behalf of users. The agents, accessible through chat, can perform various tasks and specialized versions will be available for specific areas such as accounting and marketing. This move is seen as a new competition with Meta, which recently launched its AI assistant, Muse, in the US.
Meta's Muse app quickly rose to the top of the US App Store, while OpenAI's AI agents have raised concerns about safety and security. OpenAI's CEO, Sam Altman, stated that users will initially have one Dot, but multiple agents will be available over time.
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