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OpenAI Dots, the company's new always-on personal AI agents, began rolling out on Tuesday, Sept. 29. Unlike a chatbot that waits for each instruction, a Dot is built to keep working toward a user's goals in the background. OpenAI announced the product at its DevDay conference in San Francisco, just as it faces questions over earlier incidents in which its experimental agents accessed government systems without permission. Each Dot runs on GPT-6 Astra, which OpenAI describes as its most capable model for complex reasoning, coding, research and computer use. According to the company, every agent gets its own cloud computer and browser, so it can keep working after the user logs off, and it can connect to more than 4,000 apps through OpenAI's plugins. That app figure comes from OpenAI and ...

Nasdaq record high AI stocks are back in focus after the index closed at an all-time high for the second day running. The Nasdaq Composite closed Tuesday at 27,244.28, up 122 points, its second consecutive all-time closing high after touching an intraday peak of 27,288.79 during the session. It followed an even bigger move a day earlier, when the index jumped 599 points, a 2.26% gain, its sharpest single-day rise since early August, to end Monday at 27,122.09, breaking a record that had stood since June. What's pulling the index higher isn't a broad market story. It's a narrow one, concentrated almost entirely in technology and semiconductor names, and it traces back to a single product launch. Meta released a new autonomous AI assistant called Muse earlier this month, and within roughl...

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