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OpenAI rolled out a cool feature called ChatGPT Agent, which can handle multi-step tasks by controlling its own browser. This new tool combines previous capabilities from OpenAI’s Operator and Deep Research, letting ChatGPT explore websites, run code, and create documents while you sit back and watch. It’s part of the new trend in AI called “agentic AI”—machines that can act independently on your instructions.
Imagine asking the AI to put together an outfit, design a PowerPoint presentation, plan meals, or update spreadsheets—ChatGPT Agent can do it all using web browsers, terminal access, and API links to apps like Gmail and GitHub. The process happens inside a private sandbox; the AI has its own virtual OS and browsing space, so it doesn’t mess with your personal device. You see a window showing its actions, and you can stop or take control anytime. However, it’s cautious and asks for permission before doing anything with real-world money or sensitive info.
Performance-wise, the AI is pretty impressive but not perfect. It’s good at initial research or simple tasks but might stumble on complex problems with many steps, especially if it’s never seen a similar scenario before. For example, in tests, it could identify network servers but struggled to chain exploits to reach the final goal in simulated cyber exercises. Still, it achieves top marks on some benchmarks and performs better than humans on data analysis and modeling tasks. Keep in mind, features like PowerPoint slide creation are still in beta and might be a bit rough around the edges.
Safety and privacy are always a concern with such powerful tools. OpenAI has put safeguards in place to prevent prompt injections and high-risk actions. The system runs on OpenAI’s servers, so it doesn’t access your local files, but anything you input is at risk if not careful. Users can delete browsing data and log out easily, and the AI refuses risky requests like bank transfers.
The new ChatGPT Agent is currently available to ChatGPT Pro users with a monthly message limit, and other subscribers will get access soon. It’s not available yet in Europe or Switzerland. Overall, it’s a big step toward smarter, more autonomous AI assistants that can help with everyday tasks while keeping security in mind.
