OpenAI's new personal agent may be named Dots

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OpenAI’s new personal agent, possibly named Dots, may allow users to assign tasks via messages, phone, Slack, or email. It can act autonomously or request approval based on user-defined cryptocurrency rules. Each Dots instance runs in a separate virtual machine and may access user devices. The agent could auto-fill passwords for ChatGPT and display a 3D avatar. Handling new token listings may be among its supported tasks. Initial access is likely restricted to Pro users. The name may also relate to internal codenames such as 'o' and 'Aeon'.
ME AI message: OpenAI’s next-generation personal Agent may be called Dots. Unreleased copy from M1Astra and ChrisGPT suggests it can autonomously execute tasks. Users can reach it via messages, phone, Slack, and email, and with approval, it can even make purchases on their behalf. Dots can also autonomously decide when to act directly and when to request user approval first; users can set rules in advance. Each Dot runs on a dedicated VM, with an interface called “Your dot's computer.” It can also gain access to the user’s computer, which users can revoke at any time and reauthorize via a desktop app. The same batch of copy also reveals a feature allowing ChatGPT to securely save passwords in browsers for automatic website logins. Each Dot will have its own 3D avatar, initially available only to Pro users. A few days ago, ChatGPT Pro’s upgrade page briefly displayed “o, your always-on assistant,” and the client configuration once included the email suffixes `o` and `-o`. Previously leaked code also linked Dots to internal names like Orbit and Aeon. OpenAI has not officially announced this product, so it remains unclear whether `o`, Dots, and Aeon refer to different products, internal codenames, or different stages of the same product. (Source: BlockBeats)
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