Тус компани хэрэглэгчийн оролцоогүйгээр даалгаврыг үргэлжлүүлэн гүйцэтгэх, идэвхтэй ажиллах шинэ чадварыг хиймэл оюун ухааны системдээ нэвтрүүлэхээр ажиллаж байна.
OpenAI компани өөрийн гол бүтээгдэхүүн болох Codex хиймэл оюун ухааны агентад “Persistent mode” буюу байнгын ажиллагааны горимыг нэмэхээр туршилт хийж байна. Энэхүү өөрчлөлт нь тус компанийн нээлттэй эхийн кодын санд илэрсэн бөгөөд одоогоор албан ёсоор нийтэд зарлаагүй ч ирээдүйд хэрэглээнд нэвтрүүлэх боломжтой юм. OpenAI-ийн төлөөлөгч тус онцлогийг туршиж байгааг баталсан боловч одоогоор зах зээлд гаргах тодорхой төлөвлөгөөгүй байгааг мэдэгджээ.
Шинэ горим нь хиймэл оюун ухаанд даалгаврыг тодорхой хугацааны дараа зогсоох бус, харин бүрэн дуустал нь эсвэл хэрэглэгч зогсоох хүртэл тасралтгүй үргэлжлүүлэх боломжийг олгоно. Үүний зэрэгцээ “proactivity” буюу идэвх санаачилгатай ажиллах функцээр дамжуулан агент нь хэрэглэгчийн хүсэлтийг биелүүлсний дараа өөрөө дараагийн даалгавруудыг үүсгэж, өнгөрсөн туршлагадаа үндэслэн ажлаа төлөвлөх чадвартай болох юм.
Энэхүү технологи нь хиймэл оюун ухааны агентуудыг зөвхөн програм хангамжийн инженерүүд бус, энгийн хэрэглэгчид өдөр тутмын ажил, амьдралдаа ашиглах боломжтой болгох зорилготой аж. Аюулгүй байдлыг хангах үүднээс тус систем нь хэрэглэгчийн зөвшөөрөлгүйгээр гаднын системд өөрчлөлт оруулахыг хориглосон хязгаарлалттай байх юм. OpenAI-ийн гүйцэтгэх захирал Сэм Олтман ChatGPT-г байнгын ажиллагаатай, хэрэглэгчийн хэрэгцээг урьдчилан таамагладаг агент болгон хөгжүүлэх хүсэлтэй байгаагаа өмнө нь илэрхийлж байсан билээ.
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OpenAI is developing a proactive, highly persistent version of its flagship AI agent, Codex, WIRED has learned.
In recent days, OpenAI has started adding code for a new “Persistent mode” setting to its command line version of Codex, according to changes made to the product’s code base reviewed by WIRED. Changes to the Codex command line tool are made public by default, and new features tend to surface there before making their way to OpenAI’s other agent products, such as the Codex desktop app and ChatGPT Work.
Persistent mode has not been broadly rolled out or announced yet, but could be in the future. An OpenAI spokesperson confirmed to WIRED that the company is testing this feature, but said there are no immediate plans to launch it.
“OpenAI is a very bottoms up culture and many different things are explored on the open source repo which is a bit of our shared playground,” said Thibault Sottiaux, OpenAI’s head of core products, in a statement to WIRED.
The feature appears to be OpenAI’s latest attempt to make AI agents that people will actually want to use. OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta are racing to deliver general-purpose agent products that will help people automate tasks across their work and personal lives, such as filing expense reports or scheduling doctor’s appointments. So far, the people who use AI agents are largely software engineers, but Silicon Valley believes the tech could be a major line of business with a much broader customer base.
Persistent mode appears in Codex’s “reasoning effort” menu, in which users can select the level of computing power, tokens, and time they want to allow for an AI model to “think” before answering a prompt. It seems to be one of OpenAI’s most computationally intensive settings. When users have selected Persistent mode, OpenAI’s code base reads that Codex will “continue working until put to sleep.” That’s a stark contrast to currently available modes, which will stop working on a task after a few minutes or hours, even if it’s not complete.
In another file in the code base, OpenAI describes a feature within Persistent mode called “proactivity.” This appears to be a type of system prompt for agents in Persistent mode, which are told that their work is not done when they finish answering a user’s request. Instead, the agent is instructed to proactively create follow-up tasks for itself. The agent is capable of working on those tasks across sessions and using past user interactions and “knowledge of the user” to decide what to work on. It also has a tool to message the user without being asked but is told to send these sparingly.
The instructions also set limits for the agent, according to the file. The agent is told that Persistent mode does not expand what it is allowed to do and that altering anything outside the user’s own system requires the user’s approval first—seemingly intended to limit how dangerous a persistent AI agent could be. The file sits in the shared core of Codex rather than in the code specific to the terminal, seeming to suggest the proactivity feature is intended for more than the command line tool.
In recently aired podcasts, interviews, and private investor meetings, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has described his desire to turn ChatGPT into a proactive, always-on AI agent. OpenAI hopes these changes will drive up adoption of the company’s most advanced AI models, which today are used by only a fraction of ChatGPT’s total user base.
