OpenAI’s New Agent Stack: Computer Use, Decisions API, UltraFast, Dots—Ari Weinstein & Nikunj Handa

that now computer use is like faster at accomplishing tasks than like the average human probably in [music] in most cases. Um, and I think that the next frontier is to have computer use [music] be like literally superhuman in its performance where it actually is as fast or faster at using [music] software than like expert computer users like us.

Um, and I think that'll be really consequential and exciting when that happens because [music] I think we'll be able to all of a sudden build products um that um provide just much more realtime experiences. >> Like 4 weeks ago, this was not at all. No, this is like Jev inspired and like >> I think you're officially the first

Frontier Lab to like clone adopt this. >> Yeah. Yeah. I I feel like OpenAI has such a strong like hacker culture and like people are just like they get excited about things and so uh guy from inference this one awesome guy from uh the infra team are like uh this is amazing we're going to like hack on it.

They build a prototype. It like works and now we we're just like hill climbing [music] on latency and trying to make this as fast as possible and we want to like launch it in the coming days. Uh so as soon as we hit our like latency target, we we'll try to get this out.

[music] >> Okay, we're very excited to be here. Today is OpenAI dev day special after podcast. We have Ari here who leads the product and engineering team for computer use agents. Before we kick in and dive deep on computer use, you want to give a quick recap what was announced? What's the quick slew of

announcements you guys had today? >> Yeah. Um, yeah, it was a super exciting day. Um, we just got out of the keynote. It was really sick. Um, there were a bunch of computer use announcements that I think are worth thinking about. We have, uh, dots, um, which is the new, um, sort of personal assistant product