The new OpenAI AI agents have the potential to completely change how AI approaches difficult tasks. The most recent development from OpenAI combines the powers of multiple GPTs to move closer to customised, all-encompassing AI support.
It’s common knowledge that AI can now automate almost any task, but what about whole work processes? OpenAI, a leader in AI, might have some solutions. The Sam Altman-led business is allegedly working on two distinct AI subtypes that could automate difficult jobs.
According to a report in The Information, OpenAI is presently developing an agent type that could use a user’s device to carry out operations like filing expense reports and transferring data between spreadsheets and documents. The agent completely removes the need for human involvement by filling out the forms. The other AI agent, meanwhile, is programmed to carry out web-based tasks like collecting public data, creating travel schedules, and even purchasing airline tickets.
Another report from The Information last year stated that OpenAI intended to make ChatGPT into an extremely intelligent personal assistant at work. The most recent events appear to confirm the findings of the previous report. It is said that the sophisticated AI helper will be extremely familiar with each worker and their work environment. All personal assistant duties, including composing emails and reports, will be completed by it in a manner resembling that of the employee. It is unknown, though, if the AI assistant will be offered independently or as a component of the company’s AI software suite.
The most recent development from OpenAI combines the powers of multiple GPTs to move closer to customised, all-encompassing AI support. According to reports, automatic learning for model optimization is part of the company’s plans. CEO Sam Altman claims that the Assistant API is a step toward all-encompassing AI agents, with more improvements and features to come.
This development coincides with Sam Altman’s goal of raising $5–7 trillion from investors in the UAE and elsewhere in order to modernise semiconductors, address the scarcity of AI chips, and develop AGI. Although OpenAI has not yet released an official statement regarding the Advanced AI assistant, the business has been steadily enhancing its models. GPT Mentions is a new feature that OpenAI introduced for ChatGPT earlier this year. Like Slack, users can now easily incorporate custom GPTs or bots into conversations by tagging them with this feature.
OpenAI introduced Custom GPTs at their first developer conference, allowing users to create custom bots that they may be able to monetize through the newly launched GPT Store. This marketplace provides a way to find and use various community-developed custom GPT versions.
