OpenAI · Meta · ChatGPT · Instagram · Engadget
Meta released Muse on September 8, followed by OpenAI's new always-on agents in ChatGPT three weeks later
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The promise is enticing: Provide an AI with a task and then stop checking on it every five minutes.
Key facts
- A Business Premium seat costs $100 per user per month (billed annually) or $125 per user per month (billed monthly)
- Dot lives within ChatGPT and is powered by GPT-6 Astra
- Dots are rolling out to eligible Pro users outside the European Economic Area (EEA), Switzerland and the UK, while Dots are available to Business Premium users across supported ChatGPT regions
- Meta released Muse on September 8, followed by OpenAI's new always-on agents in ChatGPT three weeks later
Summary
Both agents can keep working after you leave, but they differ considerably on price, permissions and where they can work. Meta and OpenAI now have AI agents that are meant to do more than wait for the next prompt. Muse runs on a dedicated Secure VM with its own browser and is designed to feel a lot like messaging another person. Dot lives within ChatGPT and is powered by GPT-6 Astra.