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One last drop before DevDay 👀 OpenAI's agents just got faces. They're called "Dots": you can text it, call it, Slack it or email it. I also found something new: your Mac as an executor for cloud agents. And it reports to "Aeon" 👇 Dots via M1

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Clunk8 天前

@M1Astra Can these make money for me instead, while keeping the usage limits unchanged?

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KiraSabLab8 天前

@M1Astra I will be so bad right now: "Look, Elon updated Grok bot! You can have more shapes now."

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Anderson8 天前

@M1Astra an agent that reports to another agent is one reorg away from you reporting to both

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Anonymer Nutzer8 天前

@M1Astra who gives a shit about slack, discord matters way more

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エンジニアM1688 天前

@M1Astra Windowsのパソコンでは、使えないのですか＞＜？

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Amar Gandhi8 天前

@M1Astra Isn't Jony Ives in charge of design at OpenAI? I think people are seriously sleeping on what the OpenAI version of bots are gonna be.

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Lee Wyatt Corp8 天前

@M1Astra An agent with a face means the disappointment finally has somewhere to live.

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netrunner8 天前

@TechMDAI @M1Astra This video is not on brand. Are you sure? Source?

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Deepu8 天前

@M1Astra calling eh, interesting

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Sotiris Kaniras8 天前

@M1Astra Bro, this video is crazy good! Good job!!!!

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草帽Plasticine8 天前

@M1Astra 用不上这些垃圾功能啊，给个便宜的打得过 opus5.5 的模型比什么都强

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User Name8 天前

@M1Astra been up all day trying to figure out why and how @openAI is integrating Grok @bot into their business model...

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