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@_simonsmith Spot on
I'm thoroughly Dots-pilled. Still a fan of Muse, but probably 75-80% of my AI requests now go through Dots. The primary exception: learning things in chat. For that, GPT-6 Instant with Dynamic UI is unmatched. Just incredible. Some recent Dots work and personal tasks: - Build and update a Spanish vocabulary app - Maintain a document on AI comparisons - Execute tasks I delegate directly from Slack - Monitor threads in Slack and summarize responses - Research a contact and write a brief for a call - Analyze token data and make me a deck to share - Monitor token consumption, alert me if needed - Respond to comments in Pages in Space You might say: "Dude, ChatGPT could do a lot of that already." True. But I no longer have to think about all these threads individually. I just keep firing stuff at my Dots from wherever I am. ChatGPT, Slack, reading a Page in Space. I just throw stuff at it, and it does it, and sometimes it proactively just does stuff based on what it thinks I'd find valuable. I was skeptical when this launched because it's nowhere near as consumer-friendly as Muse. But I think that's part of why OpenAI launched this first to business and pro-tier users. We're willing to suffer a bit for extra capability. I'm starting to see some of the advantages now, and the product also continues to get more polished. Bullish.View this post on X ↗
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