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OpenAI Is Reportedly Building an Always-On AI Agent Called 'O'

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  OpenAI may be about to change how we use ChatGPT forever. According to a new leak spotted by TestingCatalog, the company appears to be preparing an always-on AI agent codenamed "O" — and it could be announced as soon as DevDay on September 29. What the leak reveals References to "O" were found scattered across ChatGPT's configuration files, including "O" as a display name and an email suffix configured as "-o". That suffix is the interesting part: it suggests the agent would ship with its own email identity from day one, able to send and receive mail on your behalf. On top of that, "O" briefly appeared as a listed benefit on the ChatGPT upgrade page for the $100 Pro plan before disappearing — the classic accidental leak. A persistent agent Put together, the clues point to a persistent agent: software designed to keep working outside a normal chat session. Think recurring research, communications, monitoring tasks, or backgroun...

This $9-a-Month AI Replaces Your Social Media Manager

AI robot handing a smartphone with ready-to-post social media content to a small business owner
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If posting on social media feels like a second job, you're not alone. Every small business owner knows the drill: you should be posting consistently, but who has the time? A new AI tool called Keze.ai wants to take that job off your plate entirely — and it just opened to the public worldwide.

How it works

Keze.ai, built by UAE-based Giran Foundry, exited beta on September 25 and is now available in every market. It's not a content calendar or another app to learn. You tell Keze what your business is, and it does the rest: it tracks what's trending in your niche, picks the ideas that are already working, and generates finished, ready-to-publish content — short videos, carousels, and text posts. Pick a trend, choose a format, and in about two minutes you get a finished video or carousel you can post straight away.

The pitch: done beats perfect

There's nothing to learn and nothing to brief. The company's philosophy is "done is better than perfect" — a good post published today beats a perfect one next week. It even includes trend tracking, so you can see which videos and creators are driving conversations in your niche before you publish.

Why it matters

The economics are the point. A human social media manager or agency typically costs $300 to $1,000 a month. Keze starts at about $9 a month (generation is billed on credits), and new users get free content to try before they pay. For a salon, café, tutor, or solo creator, that's the difference between showing up consistently and going silent.

Our take

AI content tools are everywhere, but most hand you another dashboard to master. Keze's pitch is the opposite: fewer choices, finished work. Whether the output is good enough to actually replace a human manager will depend on your niche — but at $9 a month, plenty of stretched-thin owners will find out. Keze.ai is available now.

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