OpenAI's Operator AI agent may handle complex tasks like writing code, booking flights, and data analysis with minimal human input.
Sam Altman is reportedly set to meet with US government representatives to discuss AI’s economic impact and OpenAI’s advancements.
OpenAI recently introduced the Tasks feature, allowing users to schedule and execute tasks, with plans for broader availability soon.
ChatGPT-maker OpenAI could soon introduce its first-ever AI agent with super-intelligence, the report stated. This follows rumors that CEO Sam Altman has arranged a meeting with US government representatives on January 30 to demonstrate the AI agent’s capabilities. Additionally, according to the report, the new AI agent, named Operator, will be made available in the first half of 2025.
SurveyThis AI agent will require very little human intervention to complete complex tasks. The report added that it will be capable of making choices, adjusting and responding to various circumstances, analyzing bigger data sets, and providing accurate responses.
CEO Sam Altman is also expected to discuss AI growth and impact at the meeting. According to reports, Altman is currently in Washington attending Donald Trump’s inauguration as the 47th President of the United States and could discuss the implementation of AI software systems for the enhancement of the US economy.
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However, the company has not yet confirmed the release of the AI super agent. OpenAI has been discussing the super agent and details for a while now stating that the AI agent may be capable of performing a wide range of tasks, including writing code, booking a flight, researching a topic, and performing any other complex task that requires multiple actions.
On the other hand, companies like Microsoft, Amazon, and Google have introduced AI agents that are capable of performing specific tasks within certain limitations. OpenAI’s forthcoming AI agent can offer more than these offerings, the report added.
Previously, the company introduced a new feature called Tasks which allows users to schedule and execute tasks in the future. It also helps in setting reminders turning the chatbot into a personal assistant. This feature is currently in beta for Plus, Pro, and Team users and can be used for one-time or recurring tasks like reminders, daily briefings, and workouts. It will be introduced to the users in the coming weeks.
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