OpenAI's CUA leads on new agent stack: superhuman computer use, Dots cloud computers, Decisions API
OpenAIDevs · x · 2026-10-01
Latent Space's DevDay episode features OpenAI's CUA team leads Aran Komatsuzaki and Nikunj Handa pushing back on Dwarkesh's claim that computer use progress is slow:
- Computer use is already faster than humans on real-world tasks; better models can debug and recover from failures, and "grindability" matters as much as verifiability.
- Dots gives agents their own cloud computers for long-running autonomous work.
- Decisions API went from idea to shipped product in one week, positioned as a Jev competitor.
- An AI-native cloud: async tools, UltraFast inference, caching, compaction, and higher-level agent primitives are turning OpenAI's API into an AI-native cloud.
Related event: OpenAI Breaks Down Its New Agent Stack After DevDay(3 posts)→
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