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   OpenAI on the Jev-inspired Decisions API: built in a week

   Speaking on the Latent Space podcast, OpenAI executives described the company's Sept. 29 DevDay launches: Dot, a personal assistant whose agents each get their own cloud Linux machine; GPT-6.1 Sol, tuned for computer use; and computer-use capability exposed through the Agents API. API product lead Nikunj Handa said the Jev-inspired Decisions API was not on the roadmap, and the team built a working prototype in about a week by reusing Luna weights, constraining outputs to structured results and optimizing first-decision latency instead of retraining. He also described new GPT-6 async function calling and mid-turn steering, and said the Decisions API is still being tuned for latency ahead of launch.

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   DoorDash CEO Tony Xu: AI agents will increase demand for human labour

   DoorDash co-founder and CEO Tony Xu said at Wave by Vento in Turin that AI agents have probably already overtaken humans in the number of things they do on the internet, and that because they favour recurring tasks with a physical component — shopping, eating, picking up or returning items — more agents will mean more demand for physical delivery networks and for human labour. He pointed to DoorDash's ordering agent launched inside Apple Messages in September, its Dot delivery robot now running in Phoenix (which he said has made live deliveries to tens of thousands of customers) and its drone system unveiled in September. Xu said the most important piece is the platform behind them, which decides for each order whether a land robot, a drone or a human Dasher takes it — and a person and a robot can share one route.

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