Although Google and Anthropic were the first to release computer-using agents, industry leader OpenAI has just dropped “Operator,” setting new performance standards for the emerging class of AI.

OpenAI claims that Operator outperforms similar rival tools, including Anthropic’s Computer Use (a version of Claude 3.5 Sonnet that can carry out simple tasks on a computer) and Google DeepMind ...

On Thursday, OpenAI released a research preview of "Operator," a web automation tool that uses a new AI model called Computer-Using Agent (CUA) to control a web browser through a visual interface.

OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, has released Operator, an “AI agent” capable of taking over a computer and accomplishing tasks on its own. It’s a major (and had been a much-rumored) step in ...

OpenAI has unveiled "Operator," an advanced AI agent designed to autonomously perform tasks on the web, marking a leap in AI independence. ... Operator utilizes a "Computer-Using Agent" ...

OpenAI is reportedly preparing for the launch of Operator sometime this week. Operator is name of its computer-use agent that can complete tasks in a user’s web browser on their behalf.

The model underpinning Operator is a Computer-Using Agent (CUA) that combines GPT-4o's vision mode to "see" what's on the user's screen through screenshots with graphical user interfaces (GUIs ...

Operator, a new computer-using tool from OpenAI, is brittle and occasionally erratic, but it points to a future of powerful A.I. agents.

On OSWorld, a benchmark that tries to mimic a real computer environment, “OpenAI Computer Use Agent (CUA)” — possibly the AI model powering Operator — scores 38.1%, ahead of Anthropic’s ...