OpenAI Dots Took Over Our Company

The hot thing right now is dots. They're a persistent agents from OpenAI. I was there at Dev Day when they launched them. I interviewed Sam about them and I've been using dots since before they came out. And now we're into week two of dots. So, how's it going? If you read my vibe check, you know that

I thought they were a little bit rough to begin with, but that the idea of a persistent proactive agent was obviously the future. Even before dots launched, they'd become my main way of interacting with ChatGPT and they're still that way after launch. I'm really excited about the little things they've been doing to make the

experience less buggy and more complete and I think it'll get even better over the next couple weeks. What's been really interesting though is seeing the team at Every. We've got about 30 people seeing them start to adopt it and some of the use cases that have started to emerge. So, in case you're looking for

some use cases, I actually had my dot collect some use cases to talk to you about. So, one thing that dots are really useful for is keeping up with school emails. So, Kieran Classen who works at Every says that it scans all of the school emails he gets from his kids' school and

tells him what he needs to know. Another thing that dots are really good for is catching access requests or like little things, little messages you might have missed in Slack and making sure that you get them. So, Ariel Shipper, our head of operations, her dot caught a few people asking for different accounts across the

company and asked if she wanted it to just approve access. Dots are also really good for working when you're not at your computer or your hands are full. So, our head of video, Randy Coonsman, was running around yesterday trying to get our launch video out for the Every Agent which launched and he was doing