Operator, a new computer-using tool from OpenAI, is brittle and occasionally erratic, but it points to a future of powerful A.I. agents. Credit...Ard Su Supported by By Kevin Roose Reporting from ...

OpenAI has finally entered the agentic AI race with the release of its Operator AI in January. The agentic system is designed to work autonomously on its user’s behalf and is primed to compete ...

OpenAI gave me one week to test its new AI agent, Operator, a system that can independently do tasks for you on the internet. Operator is the closest thing I’ve seen to the tech industry’s ...

OpenAI's groundbreaking Operator mode transforms ChatGPT from a conversational AI into an autonomous ... [+] agent capable of executing complex, multi-step tasks without constant human oversight.

As expected, OpenAI has released its first autonomous AI agent, called Operator this week. Operator can act independently from you on your computer using a web browser doing pretty much anything ...

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Enter OpenAI Operator—a new experimental AI agent designed to navigate web browsers and tackle complex tasks with surprising efficiency. While it’s still in its early stages, this tool has ...

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On Thursday, OpenAI made an attempt to recouple its vibes and its product lineup with the release of Operator, “an agent that can go to the web to perform tasks for you”: Operator can be asked ...

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