In 2025, Sam Altman announced OpenAI’s plans to launch a revolutionary AI agent named Operator. This new AI can take control of web browsers and perform complex tasks independently, marking a significant advancement in artificial intelligence. The release comes at a time when the AI Market in the US has faced some skepticism, especially after ...
OpenAI has launched its first autonomous AI agent, named Operator, which can perform a variety of tasks online independently, similar to a digital assistant. This AI can manage activities like making dinner reservations or shopping for groceries by simply receiving instructions from the user. The introduction of Operator brings back the idea of an “Internet ...
OpenAI has introduced its first autonomous AI agent called Operator, which acts like a virtual butler, performing tasks online such as making dinner reservations or buying groceries. Users simply tell Operator what they need, and it works independently, returning only when it has questions or needs to confirm details. This marks a return to the ...
OpenAI recently launched Operator, its first AI agent designed to perform tasks on the web for users. This innovative tool can handle repetitive browser activities like filling out forms, ordering groceries, and even scheduling appointments. Users have shared their experiences with Operator, such as planning trips based on online recommendations and gathering dinner ingredients from ...
OpenAI has introduced a groundbreaking AI agent named Operator, designed to autonomously perform tasks on the web. Available initially to US users with ChatGPT’s $200 Pro subscription, Operator allows users to assign tasks that it executes independently. This innovative tool utilizes the Computer-Using Agent model, combining GPT-4o’s vision capabilities with advanced reasoning, enabling seamless interaction ...
OpenAI has launched its first agentic AI system called Operator, designed to independently perform tasks for users. Using a model named CUA, Operator mimics mouse interactions, tackling tasks straight from the user’s screen without needing custom APIs. If it encounters difficulties, it can hand control back to the user, ensuring a seamless experience. Currently available ...
OpenAI has introduced Operator, its first agentic AI system designed to handle tasks independently for users. Powered by a new model called CUA, Operator can interact with screens like a mouse, performing various tasks without needing customized APIs. Users can easily describe tasks, and the AI gets started, asking for help when it encounters challenges. ...
OpenAI has launched its first AI agent called “Operator,” which is designed to take control of web browsers and perform tasks independently. Available for a monthly fee of $200 for U.S. subscribers, Operator combines advanced vision and reasoning capabilities to navigate websites like a human. It can work with buttons, menus, and forms, allowing it ...
OpenAI has recently launched an innovative AI agent named “Operator,” designed to autonomously control web browsers and perform tasks such as navigating menus and filling out forms, similar to how humans interact with digital interfaces. This advanced tool, available for a monthly fee of $200, combines capabilities from GPT-4o’s vision with reinforcement learning for effective ...
OpenAI has introduced Operator, an AI agent that can navigate the web to perform tasks for users autonomously. Utilizing its own browser, Operator can fill out forms, order groceries, and even create memes by interacting with websites just like a human would. Currently in research preview, it learns and improves based on user feedback. Operator ...
