OpenAI's 'dots' agents require acceptance criteria beyond custom rules, analyst argues.

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On September 29, OpenAI launched 'dots,' persistent AI agents powered by GPT-6 Astra. An analyst reviewing the feature argues its 'Custom Rules' settings define permissions but not the desired outcomes for the agents' work. The analyst contends that autonomous agents should earn their autonomy by meeting formal acceptance criteria, which is the core work of implementation. OpenAI states dots are rolling out now to ChatGPT Pro, Business, and Enterprise users in most markets outside Europe.

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