Artificial Intelligence: OpenAI Introduces Everyday AI Assistant - "Dots" is Supposed to Operate Computers on Command
OpenAI has invited to the developer conference in San Francisco. However, new developments by the AI company are being overshadowed by the debate about security risks and competition from Muse.
OpenAI has introduced a constantly active AI agent called "Dots" that can independently perform tasks for users. The agent can operate a computer and gather information from linked applications to research, design documents, and develop software. Users can control the agent through messages or calls in ChatGPT, Slack, or Microsoft Teams, with SMS control to be available in the future.
OpenAI engineers are already using the virtual assistant to fix dozens of software errors daily. The company also announced an updated Sol model, a shared workspace for teams, and a revamped subscription offer with a new premium plan for $500 per month.
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