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dots by chatGPT - Your Personal Agent

Atul Yadav AI Coach@Atul_AIcoach

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dots by chatGPT - Your Personal Agent

First-person 113-second video (Atul Yadav AI Coach / @Atul_AIcoach, ~213 views, Oct 1 2026): the creator says in his own words that his Dot "booked me the cheapest flights from Delhi to London... it worked for two days constantly tracking flight prices," and that his Dot pings him when an email needs his response. Honest note: this is a single first-person anecdote inside an explainer-format video — no on-screen booking proof is shown — so it is submitted as a claimed concrete result (flight booked, 2-day price tracking) rather than a screen-verified demo. No sponsored tags detected.

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Dot saves the day: rebooks around a cancelled train with zero input

I got to try ChatGPT’s new dots personal assistant ahead of time as part of their Dev Early Access Community testing. TL;DR: It saved my day today. Longer version: I had an early train to London today. I woke up to find it had been cancelled (yay, UK trains!), and I had to get a later train – I would end up being late for my event, and the later train would likely be swamped with people. There was an earlier train available, but it was in 20 minutes; there was no way I could get there in time. It turns out that my dot had spotted the problem, read the cancellation email to see my ticket was valid on earlier trains, then looked up the live tracking for the earlier train and found that it was running late – it hadn’t even left its starting station yet. It did this with zero input from me; not even an initial request, just fully autonomously. So, I was able to leave more or less as normal, head to the train station, and catch the earlier train just fine. Train: Caught. Day: Saved. Me: Impressed.
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Dots: testei o agente pessoal da OpenAI

Dots: testei o agente pessoal da OpenAI

Dots é o agente pessoal da OpenAI - e chegou numa briga que já tem o Muse, da Meta, e o Grok Bot, da xAI. A dúvida não é se funciona. É se faz algo que os outros já não faziam. Veja o Lucas criar o próprio Dot do zero, ligar pra ele por voz, pedir busca de voo São Paulo–Rio e reserva de restaurante ao mesmo tempo, abrir o computador na nuvem do agente e testar o que ele constrói sozinho. E o que travou: Slack, múltiplos Dots e a velocidade do computer use. No final, o veredito - e por que ter o criador do OpenClaw no time subiu a régua. --- AGENDA 0:00 — O Dots no DevDay e a briga dos agentes pessoais 0:43 — O que é um agente persistente com computador próprio 1:40 — A trollagem do domínio que mandava pro Grok Bot 2:03 — Criando o Dot: setup e acesso ao computador local 3:01 — Customização: o Bob Ross entra em cena 3:40 — Contexto herdado do Codex e o Slack que não conectou 4:34 — Por dentro do computador do Dot: terminal, Chrome, Blender 6:23 — Ligando pro agente: voz, créditos e franquia 7:22 — Voo no Google Flights e reserva de restaurante em paralelo 8:24 — Dá pra criar mais de um Dot? 9:44 — Takeover e o resultado da busca de voo 10:45 — O que ainda não funciona 11:36 — Pedindo uma página com use cases 14:21 — O autorretrato no GIMP 16:20 — Dots vs Grok Bot: quem ganha a corrida 17:18 — Por que o computer use parece errático 20:02 — Veredito: esperava mais --- AiDrop, a newsletter que resume a década de avanços que rolaram em IA na última semana. Todas as terças/quintas às 13h, for free: https://www.aidrop.news/?utm_source=youtube_description Ferramentas utilizadas: ↳ Dots (ChatGPT Pro): https://chatgpt.com --- #OpenAIDots #Dots #ChatGPT #GPT6Astra #AgenteIA #AgentePessoal #GrokBot #MetaMuse #Codex #ComputerUse #OpenAI #IA #InteligenciaArtificial
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