OpenAI launches Dots, a business-focused rival to Muse
OpenAI's new product resembles Muse but is aimed at businesses, starting at a minimum of $100 per month.
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OpenAI has launched a new product called Dots, which closely resembles the AI assistant Muse but is positioned as a business-first offering, according to The Verge.
Dots costs a minimum of $100 per month, reflecting its focus on business customers rather than individual consumers, at least for now.
Despite its business orientation, the product reportedly retains some of the more playful elements associated with Muse, including the ability to create a customized character, similar to the Dot character some users can design.
The launch adds Dots to a growing field of AI-powered productivity and business tools from major AI developers, as companies compete to offer assistants tailored to workplace use cases. Further details on specific features, target customers, or how Dots differs technically from Muse were not included in the available report.
Sources
- Dots get up in Muse’s business — The Verge
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