His Dot edited this entire video as its first task
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I was part of the early access group for OpenAI Dot. Here are my initial thoughts, and how to get started. PS. Save this and comment "DOT" for my full guide to OpenAI's new AI assistant. It has its own cloud computer, builds context over time, and can keep working between conversations. And by the way you can call it. [Video: Matt Paige, in the Dots early-access group, walks through the interface — a Dot as an 'always-on AI employee' with its own cloud computer, browser, and connected apps, working 24/7 toward goals. His first delegated task was editing this entire video, which he says turned out well. He shows you can message the Dot in ChatGPT or call it on the phone, and that it carries context across conversations. His starter advice: ask your Dot 'Based on what you know about me and the apps I've connected, what should I delegate to you first?']
Matt Paige (@mpaige13), in OpenAI Dots' early-access group, gave his Dot its first responsibility: editing this whole reel — and says the edit turned out well. He shows the Dot working between conversations on its own cloud computer, keeping context across chats, and reachable by phone call or ChatGPT message. Not sponsored; organic first-hand post.
