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Configured his own Dot: morning news briefing, concert monitoring, reminders

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Como o DOT da OpenAI virou meu assistente pessoal! (How OpenAI's DOT became my personal assistant!) In this video I configure my own Dot and show in practice what the difference is vs ChatGPT, Work and Codex. During testing, I ask Dot to bring up to five important news items every morning, monitor concert announcements in Brazil, and handle recurring reminders — showing how it can work with its own computer in the cloud and start tasks involving Work or Codex on the local computer. Full description: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXxIKfST_hI

IA Para TODOS (@ialaboficial, Portuguese) configures his own Dot and demonstrates it in practice: a morning briefing with up to five important news items, monitoring concert announcements in Brazil, and recurring reminders — with the Dot working on its own cloud computer and triggering Work/Codex tasks on the local machine. First-hand setup and demonstrated use, including comparison of Dot vs ChatGPT vs Work vs Codex. Video carries a channel promo for an AI-prompt library via Instagram.

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