Bloomberg reports that the tech company is working on a supposedly code-named AI agent “Operator“. This agent would be able to perform actions on a computer on the user’s behalf, with the outlet providing specific examples such as writing code or booking travel.
OpenAI allegedly told employees during a meeting that this AI Operator agent would be launched in January as a preview search via the company’s developer API. The company is apparently working on several Agent-related projects, and the outlet reports that the one closest to completion is a tool capable of performing tasks in a web browser.
FILE PHOTO: OpenAI and ChatGPT logos are seen in this illustration taken, February 3, 2023. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration/File Photo
As Bloomberg notes, this It wouldn’t be the first service or agentic AI apps. Anthropic launched the AI agent feature last month alongside its model Claude. Google is also reportedly working on a so-called agent Jarvis which could premiere as early as next month. Jarvis will apparently take over your browser and complete tasks such as conducting searches, booking flights, and more.
Smartphone companies are also now focusing on AI technologies of this kind. HONOR recently launched the Magic 7 series phones, which have a YoYo assistant updated that can independently carry out tasks after a simple command.
Source: www.androidiani.com
