The new AI agent will be able to execute complex tasks such as writing code and booking travel arrangements through web browsers, initially being made available to developers through OpenAI's API.OpenAI is developing an autonomous artificial intelligence (AI) agent codenamed "Operator" that it claims can independently perform tasks on computers. The tool could be released as a research preview in January.
This development represents a significant shift in AI technology from conversational models to systems that can actively engage with computer interfaces and perform multi-step tasks with minimal human supervision.According to Bloomberg, the AI agent can execute complex tasks such as writing code and booking travel arrangements through web browsers and will initially be made available to developers through OpenAI's API.
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