The Dots launch is also part of OpenAI doubling down on its efforts to attract more enterprise clients. On stage at DevDay, CEO Sam Altman announced “specialist Dots” for enterprise customers tuned for specific tasks, like accounting, email marketing, and legal analysis. It adds to the trend of AI agent coworkers being integrated into more professional workflows.
Dots are designed to get explicit approval before taking more sensitive actions on a user’s behalf, like installing software or changing a password. Users can enable a Custom Rules tool to set explicit boundaries that they don’t want agents to cross, as well as tasks that need more direct permission to complete.
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