• Kyle Wiggers

OpenAI could release an “AI agent” tool as soon as January.

That’s according to Bloomberg, which reports that OpenAI is close to launching software, code-named “Operator,” that can take direct actions on a person’s computer. OpenAI is said to be planning to initially launch Operator as a research preview through its developer API.

Operator would go up against Anthropic’s recently unveiled agent feature, Computer Use, and Google’s rumored consumer-focused agent, among others. It’s unclear whether OpenAI’s will have any advantage; Bloomberg reports that it could take the form of a general-purpose tool that executes tasks in a web browser.

The report on Operator arrived the same day as the release of OpenAI’s policy paper with suggestions for the U.S.’ AI strategy. That paper reportedly proposes, among other things, that the federal government create AI-focused “economic zones” permitting work to build AI infrastructure, and the establishment of a bloc with U.S. allies to compete with China on AI.

Start An Online Business Today

Looking to start a successful online business without tech skills or a big investment? Here’s an opportunity: by paying a fixed fee, you can acquire your own copy of our proven best-seller app, SocialPoster. Brand it, market it & watch your revenue grow exponentially as you gain unlimited subscribers—achieving the financial freedom you’ve always wanted.

🏆 Become A Pioneer
Get Your Own AI Platform