Microsoft-backed OpenAI is reportedly developing agent software capable of automating intricate tasks by taking control of users' devices, according to sources.
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OpenAI, supported by Microsoft, is actively working on agent software aimed at automating intricate tasks by taking control of users’ devices. The Information, citing an insider, reported this development, highlighting the potential for the agent software to handle various web-based tasks, including gathering public data about companies, creating itineraries, and even booking flight tickets.
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These new software assistants, often referred to as “agents,” are anticipated to excel in performing more intricate personal and professional tasks upon human command, eliminating the need for constant supervision.
While OpenAI has not provided an official response to inquiries regarding this development, the initiative signifies a significant step towards integrating AI into daily activities.
OpenAI gained widespread recognition with the release of its ChatGPT chatbot in late 2022, which popularised generative AI by showcasing its ability to compose sonnets and draft emails.
This latest venture into device operation and task automation further solidifies OpenAI’s position as a leader in AI innovation, paving the way for enhanced efficiency and productivity in various domains.
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This post was last modified on February 9, 2024 5:45 am
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