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OpenAI has repackaged its agentic coding tools into a persistent assistant that works in the background, aiming to make AI feel like a single, intuitive entity rather than a collection of prompts.
A large-scale analysis of 700 firms shows that while AI agents boost lines of code by 30%, human review bottlenecks absorb the efficiency gains, leaving overall software delivery unchanged.
The Verge's hands-on review finds Dots excels at controlled development and design workflows but struggles with consumer-facing web automation compared to free competitors.
The update unifies the frontend and adds native Docs and Slides tools, letting users create and edit presentations and documents directly within the chat window.
OpenAI's new ChatGPT Work brings agentic AI to non-engineers, but the trade-offs between control, privacy, and usability remain.
