OpenAI 's new AI features "Operator"It's expected to arrive soon, with TechCrunch reporting on January 23 that the latest update to the ChatGPT codebase shows that Operator will be available as an early research preview version for the 200 (note: currently about Rs. 1,455) for users of the Pro subscription program.
X user Choi found the update in ChatGPT's client code, and there are some traces of Operator on the OpenAI website.
- codingRepeated references operator.chatgpt.com This siteCurrently the link goes to the main ChatGPT page.
- A new pop-up window prompts users toIf you want to try Operator, you'll need to upgrade to the Pro program.. The pop-up message reads, "Operator is currently only available as an early research preview to Pro users."
- On the comparison page between the Plus and Pro subscription plans, OpenAI willAdded "Operator Research Preview Access".as an additional benefit of the Pro program.
It was previously announced that Operator will act as a general-purpose AI intelligence, automating tasks such as coding, web browsing, and travel booking. Operator has also been spotted in ChatGPT's macOS app, and users can switch between its functions via shortcuts in the ChatGPT macOS app.
Operator leverages macOS's Accessibility API to interact with on-screen content and builds on existing functionality in the ChatGPT app, such as reading and analyzing code from developer tools like VS Code and Xcode. Unlike existing features that require user input to execute, Operator aims to perform tasks autonomously.
The Information also recently reported that OpenAI may officially launch Operator this week, and judging from today's code update, Operator It appears to be ready to open to the public soon.
Operator is expected to run directly on the ChatGPT website without controlling the user's local computer. This means that OpenAI may run a web browser on its server side to perform tasks instead of the user.