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Dot 'Pixel' edited a headshot in Photoshop and saved it to her Mac

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ChatGPT gave your AI its own computer and a memory. So give yours some actual work to do. 1. Have it finish a project and save the files on your computer. 2. Ask it to keep track of your projects. 3. Tell it what to watch for and when to come back with an update. Stop chatting with AI and let it actually manage something for you.

Tiffany Kyazze (@techtiff.ai, 313K followers) demonstrates three real jobs for her Dot, named 'Pixel': (1) she has Pixel edit a headshot in Adobe Photoshop - remove the background, add a studio backdrop - and both finished PNGs are saved on her Mac without her opening a new chat; (2) Pixel continues open projects by finding past conversations and context, e.g. updating her link-in-bio page; (3) Pixel watches her email for things to flag. First-hand demo of concrete results from her own Dot.

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