How to use a ChatGPT Dot when it rolls out to you

At its recent developer conference, OpenAI announced Dots. They are new always-on AI agents that can complete tasks for you even when you're away from the computer. Each Dot runs on its own cloud instance, and can surf the web through a dedicated browser, though you can also grant them access to your own computer and apps. Like Meta with its Muse agent, OpenAI is pitching Dots as a productivity tool that can help you automate routine tasks and assist with longer, more difficult projects that require weeks and sometimes months of dedicated work. If you're curious about how to set up your own Dot and how much they cost to run, here's what you should know.