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The Information calls Dot OpenAI's fifth agent product attempt; a launch partner reports revenue has grown since launch.
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dot is my favorite openai product so far! it is amazing to me that each day it feels noticably better as it learns more of my workflow and style. having it do the stuff i don't like doing--and usually just builds up as a gravity well of dread--has me very happy.Read original on X
OpenAI used DevDay to unveil Dots, its fifth attempt at an AI agent product, alongside faster developer tools and a new app marketplace. Several announcements looked aimed at catching up with rivals including Anthropic and newer agent startups. Read more:Read original on X
Great post from Vibhor on what the new ChatGPT plugins are and why you should care. It was awesome to be a launch partner in this and give feedback along the way. Our revenue hasn’t stopped growing since we launched. I can’t stress enough how important this new surface is.Read original on X
Pretty sure there are more dots than bots already in this little world. Cool thing is that we’re improving them everyday and they learn directly from your feedback.Read original on X
OpenAI unveils Dot agent and app marketplace at DevDay
OpenAI unveils Dot agent and app marketplace at DevDay
OpenAI unveils Dot agent and app marketplace at DevDay
OpenAI unveils Dot agent and app marketplace at DevDay
OpenAI unveils Dot agent and app marketplace at DevDay
OpenAI unveils Dot agent and app marketplace at DevDay
OpenAI unveils Dot agent and app marketplace at DevDay
OpenAI unveils Dot agent and app marketplace at DevDay
OpenAI unveils Dot agent and app marketplace at DevDay
OpenAI unveils Dot agent and app marketplace at DevDay
OpenAI unveils Dot agent and app marketplace at DevDay
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