I Tested ChatGPT dots Early, and It's Huge Update
This video explores ChatGPT Dots as an always-on AI assistant, demonstrating its capabilities beyond simple prompts. It shows how ChatGPT Dots can take action, check connected apps, find problems, and message users. The video illustrates its use in a product launch, where it reads files, follows rules, updates documents, and tracks tasks. A key distinction highlighted is its ability to continuously work towards a goal and take initiative, unlike regular ChatGPT. The creator also differentiates ChatGPT Dots from ChatGPT Work, Codex, and standard ChatGPT.
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I walk through how I use ChatGPT Dots as an always-on AI assistant that keeps working even when I am not in ChatGPT.
I show how ChatGPT Dots works, how I set up my Dot, and how I give it a real goal instead of a simple prompt. I also show how it can take action, check connected apps, find problems, and message me when something needs my attention.
I test ChatGPT Dots with a product launch and show how it reads files, follows rules, updates documents, and keeps track of what needs to happen next. I also show how I use it with Google Drive, email, calendar, plugins, ChatGPT memory, and other tools.
One of the biggest differences with ChatGPT Dots is that I do not have to keep starting new tasks. I can give my Dot a responsibility, and it keeps working toward that goal. It can also take initiative and message me first when it finds something useful.
I also explain the difference between ChatGPT Dots, ChatGPT Work, Codex, and regular ChatGPT so it is easier to know when to use each one.
If you want to understand ChatGPT Dots and see what an always-on AI agent can actually do, this gives you a simple look at how I am using it.
Official OpenAI blog: https://openai.com/index/introducing-dots/