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A day after software engineer Tibor Blaho shared evidence that ChatGPT's Operator agent launch could come soon, The Information reports that this new AI tool will be released as soon as this week. Operator will be responsible for automating complex tasks typically done through the web browser, such as restaurant reservations or planning trips. The publication says this feature works with different categories of tasks, and users will be suggested prompts within each category. For a restaurant reservation, the ChatGPT Operator tool will ask follow-up questions, such as the time and number of people that will join you. In addition, ChatGPT users will be able to control the screen while Operator is working and share tasks with other users. At first, The Information says the ChatGPT Operator tool won't be able to take control of your Gmail account, but it will allow users to "log into other sites and stay logged in across sessions." That said, rumors about the ChatGPT Operator feature have been floating around since last November. At the time, BGR reported that the AI might be able to control your computer on your behalf, similar to what Anthropic and Google want to do with their AI agents. The Operator codename, which reminded us of The Matrix, was originally reported on by Bloomberg. The report noted that an Operator AI agent would be able to write code or book travel via a web browser on your computer. People familiar with OpenAI’s work on AI agents said the company has been developing several agents. The one nearest to completion was a “general-purpose” one that could browse the web for you. Anthropic has already demoed a similar AI agent concept for Claude, which can use the computer in real time to browse the web and code. Microsoft has similar AI agents in place that can send emails and manage user records. Google’s Jarvis will also get internet-browsing powers. With iOS 18.4, Siri will also be able to manage some apps and execute more complex actions for you on the iPhone this year. It’s all part of the Apple Intelligence vision that Apple unveiled at WWDC. BGR will let you know once OpenAI's ChatGPT Operator tool launches. Don't Miss: Sam Altman denies AGI release as reports swirl about US government meetings The post ChatGPT Operator AI agents could launch this week appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Best Ring Video Doorbell deals Today’s deals: $179 AirPods Pro 2, $6 Anker USB-C chargers, 23% off protein bars, $7.50 smart bulbs, more Today’s deals: $294 Nintendo Switch OLED, $6 color LED smart bulbs, 26% off Energizer batteries, more Today’s deals: $20 waterproof Bluetooth speaker, $23 space heater, $200 exercise bike, more

As Samsung's latest Galaxy Unpacked event wound down on Wednesday, we began to wonder if the company had any surprises in store for fans. As it turned out, there was exactly one, and it came just as the event ended. In addition to the Galaxy S25, S25+, and S25 Ultra, Samsung is also planning to launch the Galaxy S25 Edge later this year. For months, we've heard rumors about both Samsung and Apple launching ultra-slim versions of their flagship phones in 2025. While Samsung wasn't ready to share many details about its slim phone, the company did manage to give us a sneak peek at its Galaxy S25 Edge months ahead of Apple's rumored iPhone 17 Air announcement. The name is especially notable, as Samsung is reviving the Edge branding that accompanied its phones with curved displays in the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S7 generations. It is a name long-time Samsung fans will certainly remember, potentially striking a nostalgic nerve. Galaxy S25 Edge sneak peek. Image source: Samsung We did not get a close look at the phone, but Samsung did show us a quick profile view, making it clear that this model will be significantly slimmer than the other S25 models. We'll have to wait for more news about the Galaxy S25 Edge, but Android Authority did share a few details earlier in the day. The blog claims that a Samsung South Africa representative said that while the company hasn't decided on the list of markets in which the phone will be available initially, Korea and the US are expected to be among them. As for the specifications, rumors suggest that the Galaxy S25 Edge will feature a 200MP main camera, a thin periscope camera, and a battery between 3,000-4,000mAh. It will also reportedly be just 6.4mm thick. As a point of comparison, the Galaxy S24 is 7.6mm thick. Don't Miss: Will the Galaxy S25 Slim skip the US? The post Samsung beat Apple to the punch with the Galaxy S25 Edge appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $294 Nintendo Switch OLED, $6 color LED smart bulbs, 26% off Energizer batteries, more Today’s deals: $264 Nintendo Switch console, $249 Apple iPad 9th-Gen, $399 Samsung M8 monitor, more 57 best cheap Apple deals under $100 Today’s deals: $399 iPad mini, $8 MagSafe chargers, 30% off TurboTax, $188 ergonomic office chair, more

Trump administration officials reportedly instructed U.S. border agents to immediately deport migrants crossing into the country illegally without allowing them to request legal protection.

House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., told reporters that President Donald Trump has done more for the American people in 48 hours than former President Joe Biden did in four years.

Federal officials have identified the remains of a U.S. Air Force pilot from Wisconsin who went missing during the Vietnam War nearly 60 years ago.

President Donald Trump on Wednesday met with several moderate House Republicans to work out an agreement on a state and local tax deduction as part of a larger tax bill, Politico reports.