OpenAI's Dot proactively sends corrections after ChatGPT gives inaccurate answers
FlorianGallwitz · x · 2026-10-21
Florian Gallwitz observed an intriguing behavior in OpenAI's Dot: when ChatGPT (without Dot) gives an inaccurate answer to an important question, Dot follows up shortly afterward with a correction.
This suggests Dot tracks prior answers and self-corrects proactively — a notable detail of the proactive-assistant paradigm. The author added that the feature is not available in the EU.
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