OpenAI on the Verge of a Breakthrough: New AI Agent "Operator" Soon Ready

The world of artificial intelligence may be on the verge of a revolution: OpenAI could soon release a new AI tool called "Operator," capable of independently completing tasks on your computer. Software engineer Tibor Blaho, known for his accurate predictions in the AI scene, has discovered hints of the long-awaited tool. This development could debut as early as January. According to insider information, the "Operator" is said to be capable of autonomously handling complex tasks such as coding or booking travel. Although initial test results show mixed outcomes—especially when compared to human performance—the potential is evident. Benchmark tests like the one on OSWorld demonstrate that the tool even performs above average in specific areas like navigating the internet. The competition is not idle: Companies like Anthropic and Google are also working on similar projects. Despite the ongoing challenges, the market for AI agents is already estimated to be worth billions, with a projected value of $47.1 billion by 2030. Currently, attention is particularly focused on the security aspects of this new technology. OpenAI emphasizes that security checks were one of the reasons for the prolonged development of "Operator." This concern is shared by Wojciech Zaremba, co-founder of OpenAI, who recently criticized the competition for allegedly inadequate security measures. It remains to be seen how the market will react and whether OpenAI will indeed herald a turning point in the handling of AI agents with "Operator." The industry eagerly awaits the official launch.