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OpenAI’s Dots bring persistent agents to ChatGPT

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OpenAI launched Dots for selected paid ChatGPT plans. The agents use a cloud computer and connected apps to work on ongoing tasks.

Based on reporting from The Verge.

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Persistent help could remove repetitive work. The useful test is whether users get back meaningful time.

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Always-on access expands the consequences of mistakes. Friendly avatars should not substitute for clear limits and accountability.

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Start with bounded tasks and inspect results. Availability and promised capabilities do not establish reliability.

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