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Dots are OpenAI's new personal agents and soon you'll be able to control several of them - Engadget (opens the original)
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OpenAI's AI agents have landed it in hot water in recent weeks, so naturally the company is releasing agents nearly anyone can use to carry out tasks with minimal supervision. At its DevDay event in San Francisco today, the company announced Dots. OpenAI is pitching Dots as proactive, always-on AI systems that can chip away at tasks for you every hour of the day. "The magic of dots is when they bring you work done the way you would do it, sometimes before you even think to ask," the company expl
OpenAI adds $500(!) Pro subscription, nerfs its existing $200 tier - Engadget (opens the original)
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The company also announced a new version of its Sol model. Announced during the company's DevDay event today, OpenAI's new Pro 500 plan offers OpenAI's highest usage allowance and comes with access to its new "Ultrafast" feature — it also costs $500 per month. At the end of 2024, OpenAI became the first AI lab to introduce a $200 Pro plan. Nearly every other provider, including Anthropic and Perplexity, later announced their own $200 tiers, so it's possible other competitors will follow suit. "U
OpenAI Dev Day 2026: Live updates on the latest ChatGPT and Codex announcements - Engadget (opens the original)
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CEO Sam Altman is expected to take the stage today. All eyes are on OpenAI today as the company prepares to host its annual developer conference. Typically, these sort of events can be boring affairs, especially when an AI lab is involved, but OpenAI is not your average company and recent industry developments have been anything but normal. Unless you been living under a rock, you probably saw OpenAI recently disclose that its models had hacked LLM database Hugging Face. The company later admitt
You can use Gemini to help you organize your files on Google Drive - Engadget (opens the original)
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It'll suggest changes and all you need to do is approve them. If you do a lot of work online, there's a good chance your Google Drive has accumulated way too many documents, photos and other files. Unfortunately, Google has typically made organizing your digital life through Drive difficult, with a web client that doesn't have a particularly useful search function to find and move things around. With this in mind, Google recently introduced a tool to help people get their digital lives in order.
The GameCube games we still love, 25 years later - Engadget (opens the original)
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The year is 2001, and it will turn out to be among the most important 12 months in gaming history. By that point, the PlayStation 2 was already out and beginning its generational run of games, with Grand Theft Auto III, Metal Gear Solid 2 and Final Fantasy X all arriving within months of one another in late 2001. It was also the year Nintendo released the GameCube. The console arrived in Japan on September 14, and would hit the shores of North America a few short months later on November 18. Nin
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