OpenAI DevDay 2026 Unveils Dots, New AI Agent Rivaling Meta’s Muse
OpenAI’s September 29 DevDay in San Francisco featured a live keynote where CEO Sam Altman announced Dots, an AI agent positioned against Meta’s Muse.
OpenAI held its annual DevDay on September 29 in San Francisco, marking the company’s turn in the fall tech‑event calendar. The live keynote, led by CEO Sam Altman, served as the platform for the day’s most prominent announcements.
Among the updates, OpenAI introduced Dots, an AI agent product designed to compete directly with Meta’s recently launched Muse. While Muse is offered to users at no cost, OpenAI’s positioning of Dots suggests a differentiated approach, though pricing details were not disclosed during the presentation.
The announcement underscores OpenAI’s continued focus on expanding its suite of AI tools beyond large language models, aiming to capture a share of the emerging AI‑agent market. Industry observers will be watching how Dots performs against the free alternative from Meta and whether it can attract developers and enterprises.
The Verge AI covered the event, highlighting the strategic significance of the Dots launch within OpenAI’s broader product roadmap.
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