Künstliche Intelligenz: Sam Altmans Antwort auf Metas Vorstoß: OpenAI stellt neuen KI-Assistenten für den Alltag vor
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.
San Francisco and Munich saw OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman on a high, pledging to build "an incredibly creative future" at his developer conference. The main message on Tuesday was clear: OpenAI wants to regain the offensive. The key tool for this is the new service Dots, an always-active AI agent designed to perform tasks for users in both personal and professional life.
According to Altman, Dots is expected to make people more productive. "I've been waiting years for this," he said. Dots could potentially operate a computer, gather and synthesize information, research, draft documents, and program. In the future, human team members and AI agents would communicate in the same chat, such as in Slack, Teams, or the company's own text robot ChatGPT.
Meanwhile, OpenAI unveiled the new version of its AI model Sol, which is almost as powerful as the current top model Astra, but at a fifth of the cost. At the same time, OpenAI introduced new subscription models, including a premium plan for $500 (510 euros) per month. This plan offers higher usage limits and shorter response times, while reducing the limits from the existing premium tier ($200 per month).
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