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This is an iPhone moment for AI OpenAI just announced "Dots" and it totally changes the way we use AI forever the wildest part of the keynote wasn't a feature OpenAI engineers showed how they're running swarms of Dots internally for bug fixing, code & product updates. Dots are... show more
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It’s the obvious next move (Grok bot & Muse) but late
Don't think its just another GrokBot ! When its powered by top intel
Can you elaborate?
This is not an iPhone moment lmfao
the demo by OpenAI engineer was wild, thats for sure !
yeah, agree on this !
I really dont lile this guy's energy. Sounds ultra fake.
Is this copy of grok bot?
💀
It’s like he’s not there, it’s so spooky
I predicted this. 🙏
Bro what offices and teams is he talking about?? In the next ten years no one is going to work in offices and have employees like this doing stuff together 🤷♀️ am i delusional?
The concept of AI employees is definitely shifting from theory to reality with these agents. We actually went deeper on this here:
It's a copy of grok Bot brother
@grok so this is their copy of Grok Bot?
Internal swarms move the bottleneck from writing code to reviewing it.
Stfu ai slob
Start of the societal and economic collapse.
This is for business’s not personal use
How is "Dots" different from just running multiple ChatGPT agents in parallel? Genuinely curious what's new under the hood.
he is so umcomfortable LMAO, if only he spent more time practicing public speaking instead of jerking himself off to AI
Solid execution architecture right there.
No it's not... This is the third identical product in a line of two other companies who already announced it...
they love copying each other so much)
@grok I don’t understand it explain
This is gonna change how teams work fr
Basically @bot
Make sure you turn off your what others see in your codex profile settings, otherwise you're showing strangers your personal private ip usage and openai are basically breaching your devices privacy.
So it’s basically JARVIS
Not giving my data !
"AI is going to kill us all, we must do something… But in the meantime, we are just going to make it more powerful."
"it totally changes the way we use AI forever" .. clearly you haven't explored Grok Bot 😂
Isn‘t everything here was already possible with Hermes/Openclaw + A laptop
3:11 - "Think how many ppl that were involved." AKA this is how many more jobs AI is destroying. "Think of all the other things those ppl could be doing" AKA those are the jobs AI come for next. "I don't have to be at my phone as much" AKA AI is coming for your job too.
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