Künstliche Intelligenz: OpenAI stellt KI-Assistenten für den Alltag vor – „Dots“ soll auf Befehl Computer bedienen
Der ChatGPT-Entwickler tritt in den wachsenden Markt für digitale Assistenten ein. „Dots“ soll auf Befehl Computer bedienen. Zugleich soll es ein neues Abo geben – teurer als je zuvor.
OpenAI unveiled an always-on AI agent called "Dots" designed to independently handle tasks for users, entering a growing market of AI-powered digital assistants competing with rivals such as Meta Platforms. The service, announced at the OpenAI Developer Day, can operate a computer, gather information from various interconnected applications, research, design documents, and develop software.
Users interact with the agent through messages, calls in ChatGPT, or via Slack and Microsoft Teams. Future interactions may include SMS, OpenAI added. The company's engineers have already integrated Dots to resolve thousands of software errors daily. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman showcased the new tool at the company's developer conference, alongside an updated version of its Sol model and a shared workspace for AI-assisted teamwork.
Simultaneously, OpenAI restructured its subscription plans: a new premium subscription at $500 (510 euros in Germany) per month offers higher usage limits and faster processing, while certain limits on the $200 plan are reduced.
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