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OpenAI announced Dots, a 24-hour AI that runs exclusively for users

On September 29th, OpenAI announced 'Dots', an AI designed to run 24 hours a day exclusively for individual users, continuing tasks like monitoring rankings, competitor releases, sales, and stalled work even after conversations end or while users sleep. The system connects to over 4,000 apps via a dedicated cloud PC and browser, operating in read-only mode without altering data. The article,…

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  • OpenAI announced Dots on September 29th as a 24-hour AI for individual users
  • Dots connects to over 4,000 apps via a dedicated cloud PC and browser in read-only mode
  • Five monitoring tasks can be automated with prompts; creating, deciding, and final checking remain human tasks
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Jobs that will disappear and jobs that will remain with OpenAI's 24-hour AI 'Dots': 5 'handover prompts' to have AI watch over things while you sleep [Saved Version]

note.com · 30 October 2026

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