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OpenAI launches dots agent to handle ongoing tasks without human input

OpenAI introduced dots, an always-on AI agent designed to manage long-term tasks without constant human oversight. Unlike ChatGPT, which requires repeated instructions for updates, dots operates autonomously within defined boundaries, using GPT-6 Astra and integrating with over 4,000 apps via plugins. It can adjust work dynamically—such as updating documents after new data arrives—while…

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  • Dots uses GPT-6 Astra to handle ongoing tasks without repeated human prompts, integrating with 4,000+ apps
  • OpenAI limits autonomy with boundaries for automation, approvals, and human oversight for critical steps
  • Available to Pro/Business Premium users in stages, with Enterprise beta access; no extra fee for first dot

Users set parameters like autonomy levels, approval requirements, and task limits. Dots is currently rolling out to Pro and Business Premium subscribers in select regions, with Enterprise users able to opt into beta versions. No additional cost is charged for the first dot, though usage limits apply. The feature is only available via the desktop app or web for now.

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Full story from note.com · by AIまかせ研究所 · via Search: ChatGPTOpen source ↗

Stop telling AI to continue every time work changes. Leaving the rest to ChatGPT 'dots'

note.com · 30 September 2026

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