So-called "computer use agents" are expected to be a major leap in AI that will allow bots to actually complete tasks on your behalf. Reading time 3 minutes OpenAI is reportedly preparing for the ...

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What if, rather than just answering all of your questions, AI could actually perform tasks for you? That's precisely what OpenAI is trying to accomplish with Operator, the new AI agent capable of ...

OpenAI today introduced Operator, an artificial intelligence agent that can automatically perform tasks on users’ behalf. Two of the company’s highest-profile rivals announced their own product ...

OpenAI is letting some users try a new ChatGPT feature that uses its artificial intelligence to operate a web browser to book trips, buy groceries, hunt for bargains, and do many other online chores.

We've been talking about AI agents for several months now, as they're seen as the next big thing in genAI tech. Some companies have started showing off their agents. OpenAI made the first moves by ...

The latest system from OpenAI can be used to fill out forms and process information autonomously, with stakeholders urging universities to be ready for a rise in applications if prospective students ...

Many of us have by now chatted to one of the current generation of smart AI chatbots, like OpenAI’s market-leading ChatGPT, either for fun or for genuine help at work. Office uses include assistance ...

Security vendor Symantec used the OpenAI Operator agent to show how an LLM-powered tool could perform a basic cyberattack with minimal prompt engineering — a showcase of what the future might hold.