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AI Operator.

AI Operator is essentially a personalized AI agent that autonomously performs tasks on the web.

It can fill out forms, book travel, pay bills, buy groceries, handle research, and even create content like memes by clicking, scrolling, and typing— just like a human user. 

At the moment, OpenAI is rolling this out slowly, so Operator is only available to pro users in the USA for now. 

How it works:

Without getting into too much jargon, Operator runs on a model called the Computer-Using Agent (CUA) which integrates GPT- 4o’s visual processing abilities with enhanced decision-making powered by reinforcement learning. 

This combination makes it possible for Operator to understand and interact with the same interfaces we would need to navigate when using a website:

Operator also has its own browser, which means you can choose to watch it work, or tab out and get back to handling your own priorities, allowing it to save you time. 

There are limitations, however.

For example, Operator is still capable of making mistakes, however, its reasoning will allow it to self-correct until it succeeds. 

If it gets stuck —for instance at an Are You Human Captcha, or due to missing information like a Credit Card number— then it will turn the task back over to you. 

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Operator is exactly what you’re on the market for if you want to simplify and automate some of your workflows. 

It’s capable of handling repetitive tasks, doing research, booking flights, and managing spreadsheets.

However, Operator is also capable of some pretty completing some pretty complex tasks on its own, so long as it has access to the necessary account information.

(For example, if it needs access to credit card info to complete the final step of a process like making a booking, it’ll turn that step back over to you.)

Let’s dive into one of the more complex examples, so you can get an idea of where you can leverage Operator in your own workflows with specific prompts:

This example might seem a little ridiculous at first glance, but there is a documented use case of Operator starting, and running an arbitrage-selling business via Facebook marketplace. 

All that was required?

A simple prompt to get started:

From there, Operator was tasked with adding data about ovens it found to a spreadsheet, and make special note of promising offers:

The next step was instructing Operator to make offers to all of the listed owners. This is where things became tricky in the workflow as Operator seems to be inconsistent with messaging via FaceBook**.

Some tweaking will be required to close this loop fully, but essentially, you can task Operator with:

With a handful of prompts, you’ve created an arbitrage business that runs itself. 

Obviously, Operator isn’t perfect yet. 

However, it CAN be tasked with work that would normally require a human touch. 

So while there may not yet be direct integrations for Operator with platforms like Zapier or Make, you could theoretically build workflows that handle some of your day-to-day responsibilities like:

And it’s capable of much more, the limit is effectively your imagination. 

Want a little more depth?

Then click here to see how Chat GPT Operator Built a $500/day Business in 30 Minutes.

A few simple steps to get into the action quickly:

You can also check out the official release video here.

You’ll get a more detailed look at what you can do with Operator and how it works. 

The possibilities are endless, and as this service evolves, it’ll only become more powerful and practical. 

With continued use, Operator will soon be in a position to automate most of the repetitive, boring, and low-return tasks that occupy much of our working time, allowing us to reclaim time for more difficult or creative tasks. 

What workflow will you automate first?