OpenAI plans to launch several «agent» products for various applications, including software development and sales lead sorting and ranking. Such «agents» will cost between $2,000 and $20,000 per month.
OpenAI plans to launch several «agent» products for various applications, including software development and sales lead sorting and ranking. Such «agents» will cost between $2,000 and $20,000 per month.
This is reported by Tech Crunch with reference to The Information. It is noted that the agent for «high-wage knowledge workers» will cost $2,000 per month. Another, an agent for software developers, will cost $10,000 per month.
OpenAI’s most expensive agent is rumored to cost $20,000 per month and will be aimed at supporting «PhD-level research».
It’s unclear when these agent tools might launch or which customers will be able to buy them, but the publication notes that SoftBank, an investor in OpenAI, has committed to spending $3 billion on OpenAI’s «agent products» this year alone.
OpenAI previously showed off an AI agent called Operator that can do work for humans. It is trained to operate a computer in the same way that humans do — looking at a screen, using a mouse and keyboard.
The company later announced deep research, a new AI agent designed to help people conduct «deep, complex research» using ChatGPT.
In January, the AI division of Chinese company Alibaba, which is DeepSeek’s main domestic competitor, Qwen, released a new family of AI models, Qwen2.5-VL. These models can analyze files, understand videos, count objects in images, and control a computer — similar to OpenAI’s Operator AI agent.
