OpenAI Launches Always-On Agents Called Dots to Rival Meta’s Muse
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OpenAI launched always-on AI agents called “dots” at its DevDay event in San Francisco to keep working across apps while users are away.
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Trending Topics 2 weeks ago 17 ● 41 sources
OpenAI launched always-on AI agents called “dots” at its DevDay event in San Francisco to keep working across apps while users are away.
MIT Technology Review 2 weeks ago 48 ● 15 sources
HPE argues that as AI workloads move from pilots to always-on production portfolios, enterprises should stop focusing only on token prices and instead plan how to run AI economically with predictable capacity. The article cites that worker access to AI rose 5% in 2025 and says the share of companies with at least 40% of AI projects in production is expected to double within six months. It recommends shifting from consumption-only purchasing to investing in dedicated capacity when steady demand reaches a utilization “crossover point,” supported by adoption and governance to keep that capacity productive.
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ImageFlow launched as a free, full-featured browser-based photo editor that runs entirely in the user’s browser. It supports on-device AI selection. Its result is that users can edit images with advanced tools while keeping files on their device and needing no upload to use PSD import/export.
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