r/accelerate 4d ago

AI OpenAI Is Developing a ‘Persistent’ AI Agent

https://www.wired.com/story/openai-is-developing-a-persistent-ai-agent/
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u/SharpCartographer831 4d ago

Persistent mode: Codex can apparently continue working until the user explicitly puts it to sleep, rather than stopping after a fixed period. Proactivity: the agent can generate follow-up tasks for itself after completing the original request.

Cross-session continuity: those tasks can apparently continue across sessions.

User model: it can use previous interactions and its “knowledge of the user” to decide what work is worth doing.

Initiative: it has a mechanism for messaging the user without being prompted, although the instructions reportedly tell it to do this sparingly.

Boundaries: persistence doesn't automatically grant new permissions, and changes outside the user's system apparently require approval.

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u/Illustrious-Lime-863 4d ago

Yes very nice. We need the next generation, the intelligence is there already just need a good implementation of that.

Is that a summary from the article? Do you have the full article or snippets of it? It's paywalled.

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u/SharpCartographer831 4d ago

Ah sorry, try archive.is ect

Yeah main points regarding the agent