OpenAI just announced a new suite of AI agents called "dots," and they look like something you might find in an animated kids show. Dots were the star among more than 20 announcements made at OpenAI's fourth annual developer conference, DevDay, which took place on September 29 in San Francisco.
OpenAI just announced a new suite of AI agents called "dots," and they look like something you might find in an animated kids show.
Dots were the star among more than 20 announcements made at OpenAI's fourth annual developer conference, DevDay, which took place on September 29 in San Francisco.
Dots are arriving at a moment when consumers are especially wary of AI agents—a fear that's only been augmented by OpenAI's own struggles with rogue agents and CEO Sam Altman's calls for a slowdown in AI...
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OpenAI just announced a new suite of AI agents called "dots," and they look like something you might find in an animated kids show. Dots were the star among more than 20 announcements made at OpenAI's fourth annual developer conference, DevDay, which took place on September 29 in San Francisco. Dots are arriving at a moment when consumers are especially wary of AI agents—a fear that's only been augmented by OpenAI's own struggles with rogue agents and CEO Sam Altman's calls for a slowdown in AI development.
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