What to know about setting up and accessing OpenAI's ChatGPT Dots
OpenAI's Dots are cloud-based AI agents that remain active and can browse the web or access a user's computer and apps when permitted. At first, they are limited to Pro subscribers and certain Business or Enterprise workspaces, with no word on free, Go, or Plus availability. Users set up a Dot through the desktop app or website, can give it a name and look, and call it with an @ mention.
OpenAI unveiled Dots at a developer event as always-on agents hosted in the cloud. Each can browse via its own browser and, with permission, reach the user's computer and applications. Launch access is limited to Pro subscribers and certain Business Premium or Enterprise workspaces, including Healthcare and Education accounts when admins allow it. Free, Go, and Plus users are excluded for now.
Creation happens through the desktop app or a PC browser, not mobile apps or mobile web. Users can name and style a Dot, then summon it with an @ mention. It can chat through the mobile app and connect to thousands of supported plugins. The first Dot is included for eligible plans; future extra Dots and capacity scaling are planned.
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