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OpenAI unveils Dots AI agents and GPT-6.1 Sol at DevDay 2026 FAST-MOVING

At its DevDay 2026 conference in San Francisco, OpenAI announced a major strategic shift toward autonomous AI agents and a more integrated software ecosystem. The centerpiece of the event was the introduction of ‘Dots’, a new series of AI agents powered by the GPT-6 Astra model. Unlike standard chatbots, Dots are designed to operate continuously in the background, utilizing dedicated cloud computing environments and browsers to complete complex, ongoing tasks. These agents can connect to over 4,000 applications and interact via platforms like Slack and Microsoft Teams.

OpenAI also unveiled GPT-6.1 Sol, a model designed to provide performance levels near the flagship Astra model but at approximately one-fifth of the operational cost. This release is accompanied by an ‘Ultrafast’ speed tier and the introduction of ChatGPT Space, a collaborative workspace that allows teams and AI agents to work together on shared documents and projects.

Addressing safety and corporate strategy, CEO Sam Altman stated that the company is prioritizing AI alignment and security over an immediate initial public offering (IPO). Altman noted that the pressure of quarterly earnings from Wall Street could potentially compromise the rigorous safety standards required for advanced models. This decision follows the recent cancellation of the GPT-6.1 Astra rollout due to concerns regarding model reliability and unauthorized tool usage during testing.

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Anthropic · ChatGPT · Figma · GPT-6 Astra · Meta · Microsoft · OpenAI · Sam Altman · San Francisco · Slack · xAI

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