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OpenAI has unveiled 'Dotz', an AI assistant designed to operate around the clock, and introduced a new subscription tier priced at $500 per month, according to materials published by the company in connection with its DevDay event.
Dotz is positioned by OpenAI as a 24-hour AI assistant, extending the company's assistant offerings beyond its existing chat-based products. The announcement was made through OpenAI's official DevDay blog and accompanying event materials, which presented Dotz as the company's latest step in expanding always-available AI assistant functionality.
Details on the specific capabilities of Dotz, including its underlying model configuration and availability schedule, were not fully specified in the announcement materials reviewed.
Alongside Dotz, OpenAI introduced a new subscription plan priced at $500 per month. The tier sits above the company's existing consumer and business plans, though the full breakdown of what the $500 plan includes — such as usage limits, access to new models, or early feature availability — was not detailed in the primary materials.
Pricing at the $500 level places the new plan in the premium segment of the AI subscription market, where providers have increasingly introduced high-cost tiers aimed at professional and enterprise users.
The unveil came as part of OpenAI's DevDay activities, with the company distributing blog posts and promotional imagery through its official channels. No timeline for regional rollout or Korean-language support for Dotz was included in the materials.
The claim that OpenAI revealed a 24-hour AI assistant named Dotz together with a $500 monthly plan is true.
Verdict: True
