OpenAI Just Dropped Dots — AI That NEVER Stops Working!

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Video summary

The video introduces "dots," which are always-on AI agents designed to handle various tasks, learn user preferences over time, and work 24/7 using their own cloud computer and connected apps.

Key points

• Dots are presented as always-on AI agents capable of handling daily tasks, managing complex projects, and learning user preferences over time.
• They are powered by GPT-6 Astra, have their own cloud computer and browser, and can connect to over 4,000 apps via plugins.
• Users can interact with dots through ChatGPT, Slack, or Teams, using text, voice calls, or by inspecting the dot's computer work.
• Access and permissions can be managed with custom rules that dictate when dots can act independently or require human approval.
• Dots are initially rolling out to pro, business premium, enterprise, education, and health care users in eligible markets.

Topics

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Video transcript

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So, today we're introducing dots. Dots are remarkably capable, always-on agents built to handle really anything you can think of. They bring AI into a whole new form factor to work and give you more time and attention so you can do the things that you care about. Let's meet dots. >> I'm going to call you I'm going to call you Alfred. >> You got it. I'm Alfred. I've been getting your >> website ready for the full launch using your approved designs. >> Okay, perfect. >> Hey there. Your website's updated with the new designs for the fall drop. Check it out. >> Nice. I like that. Just swap the first and third photo and then you can publish the site. >> Done. You're live. Also, I booked the kids' after-school lessons as soon as registration open. >> They'll love that. >> Thank you. >> What feels new about my dot is that it gets to know how I like to work over time and where I want to focus my attention. It can do things like review what came in overnight and ping me in the morning with anything urgent before I start my day. I've been really surprised at what a difference this makes to my life. I feel like I finally gotten some of my attention back. I no longer feel quite as addicted to my phone in the same way. It's the way I've always wanted to work with AI. Of course, dots can take care of the small things like those plane tickets or the time for dinner or help with a home renovation that you've been putting off. But because dots are powered by Astra and a lot of other things we built around them, you can delegate ambitious pieces of work the way you would to a high agency engineer or a chief of staff that you work with. You just give dots a responsibility like monitor incoming bug reports, test and fixes and draft PRs, kick off next year's budget planning cycle, and keep all the teams on track. Find out what's slowing down our app, build a fix, and show me how much faster it runs. And your dots will just get to work and keep working. >> As you already have seen, the introduction of dots, which it was done by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman. So, they are remarkably capable, always-on agents which are built to handle everything. So, they're a whole new way to work with AI, one that gets to know what matters to you, is always working on your behalf, and takes important work off your plate so you get more of your time and attention back. So, it means it might be replacing ChatGPT in terms of handling your things. So, this was the video in which they showed a little bit about dots. And you know, there are different kind of it, like they're like kind of cute, squishy type things, and you can name them also, and they will handle all your work that you need to do. Dots are actually the frontier intelligence that have your back. They're powered by GPT-6 Astra. They have their own cloud computer, learn from over time, and can work towards your goals 24/7. So, through the ecosystem of plugins, they can readily connect to over 4,000 apps, giving them the tools to help wherever you need them. So, this dot is always within reach. So, it can be through ChatGPT, Slack, or Teams. You can ask questions, explore ideas, and give feedback along the way. Or, you can simply hop on a voice call with your dot agent when you need to talk something out. So, the more you work together, the more your dot learns your preferences, how you think, and what good looks like to you. So, this is the magic of dots. Like, they bring you work done the way you would do it, sometimes before you even think to ask. So, with dots alongside you, ambitious ideas and projects you haven't had the time or support to pursue start to feel achievable. So, you can also start with your primary dot today by flicking on the button with create your own dot. So, create your dot, you can click and you can get your dot like your primary dot. You can get it today. And dots can work on their own. They can do nearly anything using their own cloud computer, their own browser, and the apps you have connected. So, you can open your dot's computer at any time to inspect its work. It can also connect to other devices in addition to their own. And you can also give your dot permission to connect and use your laptop where it can then be useful directly alongside you. So, here you can see Alfred's computer and how Alfred is working for you. So, you can see welcome back Alfred and there many things. You can open the things that you want or if you don't want it to work, so it will not work alongside you if you don't want it. But if you want, it will help you and it will work. It will keep on thinking. It will give you the solution and then it will actually work for you. So, they are an extension of you. So, here you can see different types of dots and what they are doing. So, this is the project in which they made the iOS beta like a test flight. This was IGG. And this another dot is Philip. You can name your dot too, actually. So, here you can see like if you can update the slide five for the daily view and then whatever changes you want, dot can do it for you. Here there is Todd, which is kind of like the Todd Frog. So, here this is the email. So, what email to do? So, it is like helping you. And there's also Alfred. So, here there are the next steps like what to do. Like complete security review, approve commercial terms and all. So, here you can see most of the dots work. So, here dots work where you work. So, working with your dots is simple as having a conversation. You can message or call dots in ChatGPT on desktop, web, and mobile. They can also message you with progress, questions, or decisions that need you. Like some of the decisions that need humans like for reviewing or something, then they will message you with it. So, you can also message your dot in Slack and Teams with texting is coming soon. And you can also start a project in ChatGPT, share context with the working team in Slack, and also let your dot follow through. So, dots carry context across every channel. So, your dot will have the full context wherever you read it. So, here this is a little bit video of the Todd dot. For example, like here it's about the pricing of the Mexican food. Like if you want to go with Mexican food, you can go and you can see the pricing of it. And if you can see it like whatever dinner options that he wants, so it can show you the options. Regarding the access and permissions, you choose which app dots can access and can manage their permissions through your existing ChatGPT app controls. So, dots they start with building rules for when to act independently and when to ask for approval. So, custom rules let you allow specific actions, require approval, or block them. So, building safety requirements always apply, and you can follow progress, including background work, in activity view, and redirect dots as needed. Okay, so they say that we don't use content from ChatGPT business, enterprise, or education workspaces to improve the models by default. And they say on personal ChatGPT plans, you can control whether dots conversation and work are used to improve their models, like you have the option if you want to select it or not. So, they say that we don't train directly on proactive research or your dots notes to itself. So, information from them may be used if it helps inform an eligible conversation or task, depending on the settings. To get started with dots, so dots are rolling out in ChatGPT key to pro and business premium users in eligible markets. So, also enterprise users, including education and health care, can try the beta when their workspace admin enables it. So, the first dot is included in your pro or business premium plan at no extra cost. So, it is available 24/7 to talk, help you think, and also stay on top of what matters to you. Your plan also includes an allowance for deeper work with extended limits for the first month after launch. And also in the future, you'll be able to add more dots and also scale the output of each dot by either increasing its speed or the total amount of work it can take on per month. So, here they say, "Whatever conversations you have with your dot, it don't count toward your ChatGPT usage limits. So, when you ask your dot to start or manage tasks in Codox or Chat GPT work, those tasks count toward your usage limits as usual. And to get started, you can create your first dot in the Chat GPT desktop app or your desktop browser. So, if you want to create your first dot, you cannot create it in your mobile app. You have to first create it in the Chat GPT desktop app or your desktop browser, then you connect your apps and let it introduce itself. Now, after this initial setup, you'll be able to message it in the Chat GPT mobile app. So, this is how you can create your first dot and how you can get started with it. So, that's all from my side.

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