OpenAI debuts paid AI agent Dots for ChatGPT users
OpenAI has launched Dots, a new AI agent available exclusively to paid ChatGPT users. Unlike some of its competitors, Dots aims squarely at handling work tasks and was noted for its ease of use and capability in early hands-on reviews. Meta recently promoted a similar consumer-facing agent called Muse, but positions it as free. OpenAI says a wider rollout could come, but for now, Dots requires a subscription.
- Dots targets work-oriented uses, not just general chat
- Available only to paid ChatGPT users at launch
- Meta's Muse agent is free and will likely include ads
- OpenAI hints at a future mass-market launch
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