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OpenAI follows Meta into the red-hot market for personal agents. But will users pay?
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Summary
OpenAI launched Dots at its DevDay conference, entering the personal agent market shortly after Meta released its Muse AI agent. OpenAI describes Dots as "always-on" agents designed to help users complete a range of tasks, including work with tools like Slack and Microsoft Teams. The article frames the wave of agent launches from OpenAI, Meta, Google and Apple as a competitive race with little ability to lock in users.
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