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OpenAI's always-on agent 'Dots' has the second-largest user base in the world in Japan, says President Chou

OpenAI's always-on agent 'Dots' has the second-largest user base in the world in Japan, says President Chou
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President Chou of OpenAI Japan stated that the user base for OpenAI's new AI agent feature, 'Dots', ranks second in the world in Japan.

Key points

  • •Japan holds the second-largest user base for OpenAI's new AI agent feature, 'Dots', globally.
  • •President Chou of OpenAI Japan explained that Japan is the second-largest market for Dots users.
  • •The feature is described by President Chou as having the potential to significantly change the nature of work.
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