Videos made with OpenAI Dots

Explains the mental model that makes dots useful, treating one as a standing teammate with its own computer rather than a chatbot.

Futurepedia tries a dot as a personal assistant agent, showing email, browsing and scheduling jobs end to end.

Skill Leap AI walks through the dots interface, connectors and first tasks, framed as the biggest ChatGPT update yet.

Greg Isenberg discusses DevDay announcements with a focus on startup opportunities built on dots and agents.

Every interviews on how a dot is used to run both OpenAI work and personal life, with concrete routines shown.

Riley Brown tours the new ChatGPT release, with dots, spaces and building apps from a phone-friendly workflow.

CopilotKit introduces OpenDots, a model-agnostic open-source alternative, with a demo of its agent UI.

Experiment asking a dot to find ways to make money online, showing what it proposed and actually executed.

Diary-style video of the first 24 hours with a dot, including setup choices, tasks delegated and surprises.

Overview of the launch features and what always-on agents mean for how ChatGPT is used.

Early-access walkthrough covering setup, connected apps and the kinds of recurring jobs a dot handles best.

Eight browser-use automations showcased on ChatGPT's agent stack, with tasks you can copy.

Four-minute primer on setting up a dot and the first few automations worth trying.

Builds an AI marketing team by pairing ChatGPT Work with a dot, using agents and reusable skills for content tasks.

Mark Kashef tests dots on real business tasks and gives a measured verdict on reliability and cost.

Peter Yang gives a product manager's tour of dots with practical setup tips and where it fits in a workflow.

Candid breakdown of what dots actually do versus the launch hype, aimed at people deciding whether to pay for it.

19-minute tutorial on setting up and getting more out of a ChatGPT dot, from first configuration to more advanced workflows.

Pat Simmons shows an easy path to a first working agent with a dot, step by step with no prior setup.

Explores what a model with its own cloud computer can do, including coding, file work and browsing, with live demos.

Zinho Automates shows workflows a dot can run on its own and explains why he rates it as a strong agent.

How I AI podcast demos DevDay products including dots and spaces, with hands-on workflows.

Creator runs a batch of everyday tasks through a dot and reports which succeeded, which failed and what to avoid.

AICodeKing tests Tencent's open-source Octop agent as a possible replacement for Dots and Muse.