OpenAI发布Dots持久化ChatGPT智能体
OpenAI发布了能自主工作的ChatGPT智能体Dots，会帮你自动完成发票等任务，但OpenAI提醒它仍可能犯错。
OpenAI推出Dots，基于GPT-6 Astra的持久化ChatGPT智能体，拥有独立云电脑和浏览器。每个Dot可连接超过4000个应用，支持在ChatGPT、Slack或Teams中接收指令。用户离线时，Dot会执行只读式主动研究，遵循内置审批规则，并保存登录凭证隐藏密码。
OpenAI launched Dots, always-on ChatGPT agents that get their own cloud computers and keep working after chats close.
Each Dot runs on GPT-6 Astra with its own browser, reaches over 4K apps and takes instructions in ChatGPT, Slack or Teams.
While the user is away, a Dot runs read-only "proactive research," scanning connected apps with tools that can't send messages or edit content.
Actions that change anything follow built-in approval defaults, adjustable through Custom Rules, while an auto-review screens steps that touch accounts or share information.
A Dot's saved logins keep passwords hidden from the model, while password changes always stay with the human.
One early tester's Dot noticed he'd forgotten to bill a publication, then prepared and sent the invoice after approval, OpenAI said.
OpenAI nonetheless warns that Dots "can still make mistakes," 4 days after disclosing that its research agents posted 53 user-uploaded ChatGPT images online.
In the span of recent weeks, several companies have started to settle on one strikingly shared concept. It is an AI assistant that possesses a persistent identity, a computing environment of its own, entry to a user’s accounts and applications, a memory of what matters to that person, and autonomy sufficient to act without continuous prompting. Meta’s Muse, launched Sept. 8, is the most conspicuous instance. Meta characterizes Muse as a personal agent housed in a dedicated Muse Secure VM, equipped with its own browser and able to operate across connected apps, recall details about users, and proactively help them accomplish goals.
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