Artificial Intelligence: Sam Altman's Response to Meta's Move: OpenAI Introduces New AI Assistant for Everyday Life
The ChatGPT developer is entering the growing market for digital assistants. "Dots" is supposed to operate computers on command. At the same time, there is supposed to be a new subscription - more expensive than ever before.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman presented at a developer conference in San Francisco, promoting a new service called Dots, an AI-powered agent that can perform tasks for users in their personal and professional lives. Dots can operate a computer, gather information, and work on tasks such as document drafting and programming. Altman also introduced a new version of the AI model called Sol, which nearly matches the performance of Astra at a lower cost.
Additionally, OpenAI launched new subscription models, including a premium plan for $500 per month, offering higher usage limits and shorter response times.
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